Fluorite Specimen - Height: 23 cm - Width: 18 cm- 5.75 kg - (1)






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Important fluorite specimen from Pakistan, Belucistan region, composed of a rich aggregate of well-developed cubic crystals.
The piece stands out for its very compact and three-dimensional structure.
The surfaces show a typical step-like growth, clearly visible especially in backlight, which highlights the internal geometries of the crystal.
In direct light, fluorite reveals good translucency with cool tones tending toward gray-blue. In some areas there are internal bands and growth zones that can recall the so-called phantom effect. The commercial term "Blue Phantom" is sometimes used for this type of fluorite, but it is not an official mineralogical classification: in this case it is more correct to speak of internal zoning and visible growth phases.
Some photos show the transparency of the crystals using a small LED flashlight.
The contrast between the lighter areas and the slightly darker ones creates visual depth and enhances the whole specimen. Some small natural inclusions and faint traces of matrix are present and contribute to the piece's authenticity.
Impressive specimen with strong visual impact, suitable for both collectors and as a display piece.
Origin: Pakistan, Belucistan
Weight: 5.747 kg
Dimensions: 23 x 18 x 12 cm
Note: colors may vary slightly depending on the device used to view the images.
Important fluorite specimen from Pakistan, Belucistan region, composed of a rich aggregate of well-developed cubic crystals.
The piece stands out for its very compact and three-dimensional structure.
The surfaces show a typical step-like growth, clearly visible especially in backlight, which highlights the internal geometries of the crystal.
In direct light, fluorite reveals good translucency with cool tones tending toward gray-blue. In some areas there are internal bands and growth zones that can recall the so-called phantom effect. The commercial term "Blue Phantom" is sometimes used for this type of fluorite, but it is not an official mineralogical classification: in this case it is more correct to speak of internal zoning and visible growth phases.
Some photos show the transparency of the crystals using a small LED flashlight.
The contrast between the lighter areas and the slightly darker ones creates visual depth and enhances the whole specimen. Some small natural inclusions and faint traces of matrix are present and contribute to the piece's authenticity.
Impressive specimen with strong visual impact, suitable for both collectors and as a display piece.
Origin: Pakistan, Belucistan
Weight: 5.747 kg
Dimensions: 23 x 18 x 12 cm
Note: colors may vary slightly depending on the device used to view the images.
