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  • Rogerley Fluorite with Intricate Growth Patterns and Twinned Crystals 42.53g

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    An interesting Rogerley fluorite specimen with an elongated, interlocking crystal formation and striking chevron-like growth patterns across its broad faces. Fine parallel striations cover much of the surface, while a distinct white mineralized seam cuts diagonally through the deep green crystals, giving this piece plenty of character.

    The crystals appear dark green indoors but develop blue-green tones in natural daylight due to their daylight fluorescence. Under a longwave UV flashlight, the fluorite fluoresces bright blue.

    Locality: Rogerley Mine, Frosterley, Weardale, Durham, England
    Weight: 42.53 grams
    Dimensions: 43 x 32 x 28 mm
    Crystal System: Isometric (Cubic)
    Mineral Class: Halides