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This striking specimen from the world-famous Elmwood Mine in Tennessee features large, sharply defined cubes of Fluorite in rich purple hues accented by contrasting Barite. The Fluorite displays superb cubic geometry with stepped growth patterns, excellent translucency, and vibrant zoning under light.
The pale golden Barite crystals rest delicately beneath the Fluorite, adding both color contrast and mineralogical interest. The association of Barite with Elmwood Fluorite has long been sought after by collectors due to its rarity and visual impact.
Attractive from a variety of angles, this piece is both aesthetic and scientifically significant. This specimen represents one of the classic U.S. localities for Fluorite. With its size, sharp form, and distinctive combination of minerals, this one acquisition that will stand out even in an advanced collection.
Collectors will treasure this specimen for its:
Sharp cubic geometry with stepped crystal growth
Rich purple Fluorite with zoning visible under light
Rare association of Fluorite with pale golden Barite
Excellent translucency and overall aesthetics
Classic Elmwood Mine origin, a highly prized U.S. locality
| Length | Height | Depth | Weight |
| 3.5″ | 2.13″ | 2.5″ | 343 g |
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