Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral that commonly forms in well-defined cubic crystals. Variations in trace elements and growth conditions can produce a range of colors, while the mineral's natural crystal habit often creates the geometric structures that make fluorite a favorite among mineral collectors.

This green fluorite cluster displays a layered arrangement of translucent cubic crystals in soft mint-green tones. Several larger cubes rise prominently above a dense field of smaller intergrown crystals, creating depth and texture from every viewing angle. The specimen shows attractive translucency, natural surface frosting, and subtle internal clarity that becomes more apparent in bright light.

Details: Green fluorite Approx. 2.5" x 1.8" Natural crystal cluster Translucent cubic crystal formation Natural inclusions and growth features present

A compact mineral specimen with strong crystal definition, well suited for display in a cabinet, on a desk, or among other natural history objects.

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