Fluorite Botryoidalon Amethyst Natural Mineral Specimen # B 5194 Scolecite with rich mint-green bodies and

with rich mint-green bodies and colourless terminations

Even unattractive

This rare and visually striking Fluorite crystal specimen from Madhya Pradesh

as Cavansite is widely revered for enhancing intuition

It has the appearance of flames bending in the wind

Fluorite Botryoidalon Amethyst Natural Mineral Specimen # B 5194 Scolecite with rich mint-green bodies andFeatures: An extremely botryoidal "ball" of Fluorite perches above an incredibly rich purple colored Amethyst on Chalcedony and host rock matrix, resulting in an unusually stunning specimen. The Fluorite is a creamy white tone on the surface that gradually fades away to a golden tint in the centre. In my experience, spherical Fluorite of this quality is incredibly unusual from any source, let alone atop such a powerful purple Amethyst. us! Primary