Rainbow Fluorite Slab - China What do you see

What do you see

These specimens also possess pentameral symmetry to their body structure

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how can you not love something in the shape of a heart

Fluorspar was first described in the early 1530s by a German scientist

Rainbow Fluorite Slab - China What do you seeSize: 8. 0 x 4. 6 x 0. 3 Weight: 14. 4 oz This fluorite specimen is a great example of the mineral. Rainbow fluorite is famous for its hues of purple, green, and yellow. This slab has gorgeous chevron patterning. Most commercial rainbow fluorite grows in large chunks in Eastern Asia that is cut into sectioned and polished for display. Fluorite, also known as flurospar, is classified as a halide mineral. It most commonly forms in a cubic crystal