Fluorite cubes with a well-defined phantom Former private collection - Height: 9.9 cm - Width: 5 cm- 368 g - (1)

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Fluorite cubes with a well-defined phantom, from the Koh-i-maran Mountains, Kalat District, Balochistan, Pakistan; weight 368 g and dimensions 9.9 × 5 × 6.6 cm.

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Fluorite is the mineral form of calcium fluoride and, throughout history, has been used by many peoples and cultures to create artistic objects. Its impurities give it a wide variety of colors, a characteristic that, in medieval times, earned it the name “flower of stone.” This mineral is famous for the effect called fluorescence, which gives it its name. Some varieties, in fact, glow under UV light.

Fluorite is the mineral form of calcium fluoride and, throughout history, has been used by many peoples and cultures to create artistic objects. Its impurities give it a wide variety of colors, a characteristic that, in medieval times, earned it the name “flower of stone.” This mineral is famous for the effect called fluorescence, which gives it its name. Some varieties, in fact, glow under UV light.

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Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Fluorite cubes with a well-defined phantom
Mineral form
Former private collection
Weight
368 g
Origin (region/city)
Koh-i-Maran Mountains - Kalat District - Balochistan
Country of origin
Pakistan
Height
9.9 cm
Width
5 cm
Depth
6.6 cm
ItalyVerified
402
Objects sold
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