Fluorite Slab Element This refreshing pale-green apophyllite cluster

This refreshing pale-green apophyllite cluster displays sharply defined

Its name comes from the Greek word "amethytos" meaning not drunk

Its rich color variations include deep red

It is most often found inside the fractures of aluminous

Approximately 30-35 million years old

Fluorite Slab Element This refreshing pale-green apophyllite clusterFluorite, also known as fluorspar, is the mineral calcium fluoride. In its pure form fluorite is both colorless and transparent. However, it often forms with impurities which gives fluorite its vibrant, dynamic color palette and variety of shapes that it is prized for. This appreciation of its beauty even is found as far back in the ancient histories of Rome and Egypt. Alongside it's observable beauty, fluorite also hides remarkable fluorescent