Octahedral Pink Fluorite with Bissolite from Inner Mongolia TD1922 scoria Weight: 723 grams

Weight: 723 grams

It was collected in 2014 and has hand-written notes on a piece of medical tape from the original collector

Weight: 80 grams

This specimen is fixed to the inside of the display box with mineral putty and will ship with the display

The Tyndall effect is also the reason why blue chalcedony appears yellow or brown when strong light shines through it

Octahedral Pink Fluorite with Bissolite from Inner Mongolia TD1922 scoria Weight: 723 gramsOctahedral Pink Fluorite with Bissolite from Inner Mongolia Approx. Dimensions: 1. 5x1x1 inches Approx. Weight: 28. 2 grams Locality: Huanggangliang Mine, Hexigten Banner, Cifeng City, Inner Mongolia, China This octahedral pink fluorite specimen from the Huanggangliang Mine features a sharp, well defined crystal form combined with delicate inclusions of bissolite, a fibrous variety of amphibole. The soft pink coloration of the fluorite contrasts