• A specimen from The Crystalary's Fluorite collection, SKU 3080, displays translucent yellowish-green hues with subtle brown and white accents set against a black background. This piece from the Heißer Stein Mine in Stulln, Schwandorf District, Bavaria exhibits layered cubic crystals that reveal their natural geometry.
  • A person holds a cluster of The Crystalary's "Fluorite - Heißer Stein Mine" specimen, featuring translucent crystalline structures with irregular shapes and earthy tones, from light brown to pale yellow. This piece has a rough texture and layered appearance, reminiscent of the treasures found in Heißer Stein Mine (SKU 3080).
  • A hand displays a cluster of translucent, brownish phantom fluorite crystals with distinct geometric shapes and rough edges from The Crystalary's collection, specifically the Fluorite- Heißer Stein Mine, Stulln, Schwandorf District, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany (SKU 3080), set against a dark background.
  • A hand holds a large, irregularly shaped crystal with a rough texture, resembling the rare Fluorite from Heißer Stein Mine. This specimen shows shades of gray, yellow, and orange against a dark background, reminiscent of treasures from The Crystalary (sku 3080).
  • In the foreground, a close-up of a cluster of translucent, brownish-gold calcite crystals with sharp, angular shapes is set against a dark background. These striking crystals evoke the enigmatic allure seen in treasures like The Crystalary's Fluorite from the Heißer Stein Mine in Stulln (SKU 3080).
  • An arrangement of translucent yellow and brown phantom fluorite crystals from the Heißer Stein Mine, showcased on a small stand, glistens with a glossy finish. Illuminated from below, these intricate formations from the SKU 3080 collection by The Crystalary are beautifully highlighted against a dark background.
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Fluorite- Heißer Stein Mine, Stulln, Schwandorf District, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, sku 3080

Fluorite- Heißer Stein Mine, Stulln, Schwandorf District, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, sku 3080

$88.00 USD
$88.00 USD
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Cubic soft green with wonderful phantom fluorite specimen from one of the most famous fluorite mines in the Wölsendorf mining district. The mine was closed in 1974 after more than 20 years underground workings. This specimen has a pistacio green color and aesthetic "starburst" shape to it. 

Locality: Heißer Stein Mine, Stulln, Schwandorf District, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany

Dimensions: 7.2 x 6.2 x 2.6 cm
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