Yellow fluorite with selenite on dog tooth calcite
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A highly UV reactive specimen featuring yellow fluorite crystals, often found in clusters, growing on a matrix of dogtooth calcite, which has a pointed, tooth-like structure. Some selenite, a type of gypsum, is also present, often appearing as clear, platy crystals.
Fluorite is known for its wide range of colors, including yellow, purple, and green, and sometimes exhibits fluorescence under ultraviolet light. Dogtooth calcite is a common form of calcite, characterized by its sharp, scalenohedral crystals, and selenite is a soft, translucent mineral that can form in various shapes. The combination of these minerals creates a visually interesting and geologically significant specimen.
The specimens are found in different locations around the world, such as Mexico, Namibia, and China. The crystals can vary in size, from small clusters to large, impressive specimens. They are often collected by mineral enthusiasts and used in educational displays.
Yellow fluorite with selenite on dog tooth calcite
$20.00
Sale price
$20.00
Regular price