Cubic Green Fluorite - Naughty Gnome Pocket, England The natural curvature of its

The natural curvature of its growth lines

This is a great example of botryoidal hemimorphite

but they would be incorrect and they have fallen victim to a pseudofossil

near the Libyan border

These iridescent colors are caused by light reflecting off layers of fossilized aragonite

Cubic Green Fluorite - Naughty Gnome Pocket, England The natural curvature of itsFluorite from England is some of the most sought after specimens around. Most pieces from this part of the world are deep green in color but also exhibit the best example of ultraviolet fluorescence seen in any mineral specimens. Make sure to look at the photos to see just how vibrant this specimen is. While the best UV reaction will come from a UV light, this specimen will even turn a slight blue in natural daylight! This is a must have in any