Red Botryoidal Fluorite Specimen #3

Primary Mineral: Red Botryoidal Fluorite Secondary Mineral: Quartz Matrix Size: 5 x 3 cm | 2 x 1.1 in Weight: 99 grams Locality: Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India Pantone Colors: A blend of deep reds, translucent whites, and smoky grays, reminiscent of Pantone 1795 C (Red), Pantone 7541 C (Gray), and Pantone Cool Gray 8 C (Quartz) Condition: This specimen is in pristine, unaltered condition, with no repairs or restorations. The integrity of the botryoidal fluorite and quartz is fully preserved, maintaining its natural beauty. To ensure its authenticity, the piece has been subjected to UV light examination, which confirmed its originality without any enhancements or modifications This particular red botryoidal fluorite is exceptionally rare, with botryoidal (grape-like) formations that make it stand out among fluorite specimens. The red hue is especially uncommon, as fluorite more typically occurs in yellows, and whites. The unique red inclusions in this piece add to its collectible appeal and are a product of specific mineral impurities during formation. Jalgaon, Maharashtra, is world-famous for producing high-quality, vividly colored fluorites. The geological conditions in this region contribute to the formation of rare mineral specimens, often with striking hues and formations. Red botryoidal fluorite is a rare variant, highly prized by collectors and crystal enthusiasts.