Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499
Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499

Jawless Purple Fluorite Skull Carving DD3499

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Jawless Purple Fluorite Crystal Skull
Approx. Dimensions: 4.5 x 3.5 x 4 inches
Approx. Weight: 1380 grams

The first photo shows the skull under a long-wave UV light.

Fluorite, also known as fluorspar, is a highly prized mineral renowned for its striking range of colors and remarkable optical properties. Composed primarily of calcium and fluorine, fluorite forms in a cubic crystal system, often displaying an array of hues such as purple, green, blue, yellow, and even colorless. Its vibrant colors and transparent to translucent nature make it a popular choice for gemstone enthusiasts and collectors worldwide. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, fluorite is also celebrated for its unique fluorescence property, wherein certain specimens exhibit a captivating glow when exposed to ultraviolet light.

Beyond its visual allure, fluorite holds significance in various industries and scientific fields. Due to its low melting point and high optical transparency, fluorite is commonly used in the production of lenses, prisms, and other optical components. Its ability to refract and focus light makes it valuable for optical instruments, including microscopes and telescopes. Additionally, fluorite is a vital mineral in the production of hydrofluoric acid, an essential compound used in industrial applications, such as the manufacturing of aluminum, refrigerants, and fluoropolymers. Furthermore, fluorite deposits often contain valuable minerals like lead, zinc, and rare earth elements, making it an important economic resource in mining operations. Overall, fluorite's dazzling appearance, optical properties, and industrial applications have solidified its status as a highly sought-after mineral with diverse uses.

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