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Minerals Fluorite (M508)
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Fluorite (M508)

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This is an exceptional huge twinned crystal with amazing transparency and fantastic color - there are tones of orange, almost purple and great daylight-fluarescence. This was the second specimen in the famous fluorite collection of Robert Brandstätter. Most likely it is from the Rotherhope Fells or the Boltsburn mine. Ex Robert Brandstätter coll. No.2

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This is an exceptional huge twinned crystal with amazing transparency and fantastic color - there are tones of orange, almost purple and great daylight-fluarescence. This was the second specimen in the famous fluorite collection of Robert Brandstätter. Most likely it is from the Rotherhope Fells or the Boltsburn mine. Ex Robert Brandstätter coll. No.2

This is an exceptional huge twinned crystal with amazing transparency and fantastic color - there are tones of orange, almost purple and great daylight-fluarescence. This was the second specimen in the famous fluorite collection of Robert Brandstätter. Most likely it is from the Rotherhope Fells or the Boltsburn mine. Ex Robert Brandstätter coll. No.2

Fluorite (M508) (000)

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LOCATION

Rotherhope Fell Mine (Rodderup Fell Mine), Black Burn Area, Alston Moor, Eden, Cumbria, England, UK

SIZE

48 x 43 x 38 mm

DESCRIPTION

This is an exceptional huge twinned crystal with amazing transparency and fantastic color - there are tones of orange, almost purple and great daylight-fluarescence. This was the second specimen in the famous fluorite collection of Robert Brandstätter. Most likely it is from the Rotherhope Fells or the Boltsburn mine. Ex Robert Brandstätter coll. No.2

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