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Fluorite



Mineral Species:  Fluorite

Chemical Formula: CaF2

Chemical Name: Calcium Fluoride

Mineral Class: Halide

Mineral Notes: Fluorite is found in a wide range of geologic environments, ranging from inclusions in granite to replacement deposits in limestones. It is one of the most commonly collected minerals because of the beauty of its specimens. 

Description: Pale-lavender, cubic Fluorite upon which sit upright blades of white Barite, a habit known as cockscomb. The Fluorite is transparent giving it a very gemmy appearance, which provides a very good contrast for the Barite. A very aesthetic collection specimen.

Location: Berbes, Asturias, Spain.


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