Mineral specimens
from
Central and Southern England

Fluorite Crystals
from
Treak Cliff, Castleton, Derbyshire.

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Material	Fluorite Var. ("Blue John")
Origin (Locality)	Treak Cliff Cavern (Treak Cliff Mine), Castleton, Derbyshire, England, UK.
Description	A rich and rare specimen of inky blue coloured, interlocking cube shaped crystals of Fluorite (Var. "Blue John"). A very nice crystallised example of Fluorite better known from this part of the world for its ornamental characteristics.
Dimensions	90mm x 53mm x 37mm
Largest crystal	Approx. 12mm on edge
Stock Quantity	One only
Available	Yes
Rf. No.	7MF.087
Price	SOLD

Fluorite from Crich, Derbyshire.

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We have a limited number of these rare amber coloured fluorites which show a mustard coloured fluorescence
under Long wave and short wave UV light.

Material	Fluorite
Origin	Glory Mine, Crich, Derbyshire, England, UK
Description	Nice bed of interlocking golden amber coloured crystals.
Dimensions	100mm x 50mm x 25mm
Largest crystal	Approx. 9mm on edge
Stock Quantity	One only
Available	Yes
Rf. No.	3MF.049
Price	SOLD

Fluorite from Crich, Derbyshire.

(See below illustrations for more details)

See detailed mineralogical information about Fluorite at mindat.org

We have a limited number of these rare amber coloured fluorites which show a mustard coloured fluorescence
under Long wave and short wave UV light.

Material	Fluorite
Origin	Glory Mine, Crich, Derbyshire, England, UK
Description	Nice bed of interlocking golden amber coloured crystals.
Dimensions	80mm x 50mm x 30mm
Largest crystal	Approx. 15mm on edge
Stock Quantity	One only
Available	Yes
Rf. No.	3MF.054
Price	SOLD