SPECTACULAR PIECE OF FLUORITE CRYSTALS WITH SPOTCHES OF CALCITE IN THE CENTRAL PART OF A VERY GOOD TONALITY AND SEMI-TRANSPARENT CRYSTALLIZATION. CRYSTALLIZATION OF A PERFECT CARAMEL TONALITY AND WITH SOME GHOSTS INSIDE IT.
Fluorite is a mineral of group III (halides) that, according to the Strunz classification, forms the elements calcium and fluorine.
Its structure belongs to the cubic system, and it appears with cubic, octahedral and rhombododecahedral habit.
Fluorite presents physical properties of thermoluminescence and fluorescence.
In industry, it is mainly used in iron and steel metallurgy. It is used as a source of fluorine and hydrofluoric acid, also in the glazing of ceramics and in the manufacture of optical glasses.
The beauty of the specimens makes it a highly appreciated mineral by museums and private collectors.
