Botryoidal Blueberry Fluorite on White Matrix – Huanggang Mine, Inner Mongolia 5 x 3in. 353 grams Zoning Fluorite enhancing the piece’s overall depth

enhancing the piece’s overall depth and texture

Trolleite is a rare phosphate mineral that commonly occurs with quartz and related blue minerals

intact clusters of this caliber from the Congo are increasingly hard to source

forming sharp contrasts and architectural drama that is rarely seen in Chinese localities

This azurite vug with malachite spheres is more than a mineral specimen—it’s a natural masterpiece

Botryoidal Blueberry Fluorite on White Matrix – Huanggang Mine, Inner Mongolia 5 x 3in. 353 grams Zoning Fluorite enhancing the piece’s overall depth5 x 3 inches 353 grams A dazzling contrast of texture and tone, this striking blueberry fluorite specimen features rounded botryoidal formations set against a brilliant white matrix. The dark, inky fluorite globules appear almost metallic in luster, while translucent blue edges peek through beneath the surface, offering depth and complexity from every angle. What sets this piece apart is its pristine structure and high color contrastthe snowy matrix