Iridescent Stacked Fluorite with Baryte and Calcite from China FL647 Baryte a modification resulting in an

a modification resulting in an uneven surface that bears such a strong resemblance to QR Code that it’s earned its namesake

Crystals are not considered Japan Law Twins unless their c-axes intersect at the very specific angle of 84°33'

the Fluorite from this locale is a marvel to behold

making specimens like this one incredibly rare and highly sought after

Iridescent Stacked Fluorite with Baryte and Calcite from China FL647 Baryte a modification resulting in anIntuition, Rearrangement, Impartial From Wenshan County comes one of the most unique and amazing combination of growth and association of minerals. Here we have a vertical stack of liliac Fluorite cubes in a singular growth formation. This is due to the presence of early generation Stibnite growth in the environment. The Fluorites were a late generation growth onto the Stibnite, hence the formation. Some of the Stibnites were then dissolved, creating