"Fragolino" sulfur on celestine and calcite – La Grasta Mine, Sicily – Rare. A characteristic specimen of "fragolino"-type native sulfur associated with celestine and calcite, originating from the historic La Grasta mine in the Delia-Sommatino mining district (Caltanissetta, Sicily, Italy). The specimen stands out for its unusual "fragolino" sulfur, featuring finely developed crystal aggregates that create a distinctive surface texture. The sulfur occurs in association with celestine and calcite, resulting in a captivating combination of contrasting colors, crystal habits, and surface textures. This classic association is representative of the extraordinary mineralogy of Sicilian sulfur deposits, while the specific morphology of the "fragolino" sulfur lends the specimen a unique character. Weighing 1.75 kg and measuring 16 cm at its longest point, the piece is compact yet substantial, making it ideal for display in a collection. Locality: La Grasta Mine, Delia-Sommatino mining district, Caltanissetta, Sicily, Italy Minerals: Native sulfur, celestine, and calcite Sulfur variety/habit: "Fragolino" sulfur Dimensions: 16 × 12 × 6 cm Weight: 1,750 g / 1.75 kg From an old Sicilian mineral collection, assembled over several decades. The specimen has been carefully cleaned in the laboratory to highlight and preserve its natural crystal surfaces. The photographs and video show the actual specimen for sale.