RARE GREEN TWINNED FLUORITE, BLUE FLUORESCENCE Crystals on matrix - Height: 145 mm - Width: 126 mm- 838 g

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Rare green geminated fluorite crystals on matrix with blue fluorescence from Rogerley Mine, Stanhope, Durham, United Kingdom, weighing 838 g and measuring 145 × 126 × 60 mm.

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Description from the seller

From our selection of collectible minerals, we offer a splendid group of Fluorite crystals from the Rogerley Mine in England.

Moreover, it is characterized by intensely green cubic crystals, some gemmy, closely aggregated on matrix and endowed with a marked blue fluorescence under ultraviolet light, which enhances their aesthetic value and mineralogical significance.
The specimen stands out for its crystal quality and for the overall aesthetic balance, with features that enhance the natural structure and visual impact.

The Rogerley Mine, in Weardale (County Durham), is one of the few mines in the world operated exclusively for the production of sporting collection specimens, not for industrial purposes. Its green fluorite owes the characteristic blue-violet fluorescence to traces of terbium and samarium substituting calcium in the crystal lattice, a phenomenon that has made this locality famous among collectors worldwide. The green color of the mineral is instead linked to color centers induced by natural irradiation during its geological formation.

This is an ideal specimen for mineral collections, display, and for those who appreciate the natural beauty of minerals, also in the context of crystal therapy and lithotherapy, according to the properties traditionally associated with the mineral species.

All minerals are 100% natural and untreated, with rare exceptions always indicated in the description. Photographs are taken with professional lighting to best enhance colors and details; however, slight variations in tone may occur depending on the device or ambient light.

Shipping is carried out via reliable express couriers selected for fast delivery (in many cases 1-2 business days within Europe), tracked and insured shipment and professional, secure packaging, as confirmed by customer reviews. Deliveries can also take place the day after payment depending on the destination.

It is possible to accumulate multiple purchases and receive them in a single shipment, even from auctions with different deadlines, simply contacting us to organize the consolidation. For important pieces, direct home delivery by appointment or at major European fairs is also available.

We remind you that you can see all the pieces up for auction at the following link: www.catawiki.com/it/u/16653967

Follow us also in the live auctions every Monday and Friday at 20:55!

If you would like to view videos, request additional information, or satisfy some curiosities about the pieces in the special CataWiki auctions, do not hesitate to contact us. You can find other contacts here: www.italmineral.com/pages/contact

Seller's Story

I am Luca from italmineral-com, a young salesman with a background in nuclear engineering and I have consolidated my presence in the minerals sector by participating in fairs, auctions and by founding italmineral. I offer only the best, rarest and most special minerals, including uranium and thorium. I always guarantee the highest quality, fast shipping, careful packaging and excellent customer service. I am appreciated for my friendliness and the high quality of the materials offered."
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From our selection of collectible minerals, we offer a splendid group of Fluorite crystals from the Rogerley Mine in England.

Moreover, it is characterized by intensely green cubic crystals, some gemmy, closely aggregated on matrix and endowed with a marked blue fluorescence under ultraviolet light, which enhances their aesthetic value and mineralogical significance.
The specimen stands out for its crystal quality and for the overall aesthetic balance, with features that enhance the natural structure and visual impact.

The Rogerley Mine, in Weardale (County Durham), is one of the few mines in the world operated exclusively for the production of sporting collection specimens, not for industrial purposes. Its green fluorite owes the characteristic blue-violet fluorescence to traces of terbium and samarium substituting calcium in the crystal lattice, a phenomenon that has made this locality famous among collectors worldwide. The green color of the mineral is instead linked to color centers induced by natural irradiation during its geological formation.

This is an ideal specimen for mineral collections, display, and for those who appreciate the natural beauty of minerals, also in the context of crystal therapy and lithotherapy, according to the properties traditionally associated with the mineral species.

All minerals are 100% natural and untreated, with rare exceptions always indicated in the description. Photographs are taken with professional lighting to best enhance colors and details; however, slight variations in tone may occur depending on the device or ambient light.

Shipping is carried out via reliable express couriers selected for fast delivery (in many cases 1-2 business days within Europe), tracked and insured shipment and professional, secure packaging, as confirmed by customer reviews. Deliveries can also take place the day after payment depending on the destination.

It is possible to accumulate multiple purchases and receive them in a single shipment, even from auctions with different deadlines, simply contacting us to organize the consolidation. For important pieces, direct home delivery by appointment or at major European fairs is also available.

We remind you that you can see all the pieces up for auction at the following link: www.catawiki.com/it/u/16653967

Follow us also in the live auctions every Monday and Friday at 20:55!

If you would like to view videos, request additional information, or satisfy some curiosities about the pieces in the special CataWiki auctions, do not hesitate to contact us. You can find other contacts here: www.italmineral.com/pages/contact

Seller's Story

I am Luca from italmineral-com, a young salesman with a background in nuclear engineering and I have consolidated my presence in the minerals sector by participating in fairs, auctions and by founding italmineral. I offer only the best, rarest and most special minerals, including uranium and thorium. I always guarantee the highest quality, fast shipping, careful packaging and excellent customer service. I am appreciated for my friendliness and the high quality of the materials offered."
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Details

Main mineral
RARE GREEN TWINNED FLUORITE, BLUE FLUORESCENCE
Mineral form
Crystals on matrix
Weight
838 g
Origin (region/city)
Rogerley Mine, Stanhope, Durham, England
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Height
145 mm
Width
126 mm
Depth
60 mm
ItalyVerified
3500
Objects sold
99.8%
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