Fluorite Botryoidalon Amethyst Natural Mineral Specimen # B 5194 Scolecite It has the appearance of

It has the appearance of flames bending in the wind

Even unattractive

with rich mint-green bodies and colourless terminations

commonly known as Aurora Quartz or Rainbow Quartz

India showcases a beautifully gemmy Calcite crystal intriguingly grown over vibrant bright orange Stilbite

Fluorite Botryoidalon Amethyst Natural Mineral Specimen # B 5194 Scolecite It has the appearance ofFeatures: 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