Purple Fluorite, Malachite, & Quartz - Durango, Mexico often confused with moonstone
Description
often confused with moonstone
are closely related to your everyday starfish
It helps increase ambition
Brazil produces the world's greatest concentration of amethyst specimens
astron meaning "star" and phyllon meaning "leaf"
Purple Fluorite, Malachite, & Quartz - Durango, Mexico often confused with moonstoneHere is a gorgeous specimen containing multiple different minerals. The combination of purple fluorite, green malachite, orange matrix, and quartz, makes this specimen something special. You can get lost in this piece for a while, just finding crystal and pockets of material. Make sure to look at the photos to see how this specimen reacts to ultraviolet light! It fluoresces red which is quite unique! Size: 2. 2 x 2. 1 x 1. 8 in. Weight: 3. 5 oz
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