Fluorapophyllite With Chlorite, Norway, Cabinet-Sized SpeciesApprox. Dimensions: 3. 9 in x 2. 9 in x . 7 in Approx. Weight: 181 grams Small, pyramidal crystals cover the surface of this Fluorapophyllite with Chlorite specimen. The Chlorite adds the strong green color which covers the top and is scattered through the clear Fluorapophyllite crystals of the bottom. Top crystals are thorny to the touch, while the bottom crystals are flaky where clear and sandy in appearance where green.

Areas of yellow can be found around some of the crystals

the beauty of Azurite is encapsulated not just in the brilliant colors

Weight: 110 grams

Weight: 18 grams

The Dolomite’s resinous luster is offset by the Strontianite’s earthy luster

A coating of Siderite covers two faces of the two main crystals of Fluorite in this specimen

Narba Mine

7 in x 1 in

Opaque Siderite in rhombohedral form on colorless Dolomite

nearly opaque layer

Several small pieces of Hilgardite in pink and brown

This piece features fine