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Italian Fluorite - Palermo, Sicily

Italian Fluorite - Palermo, Sicily

Regular price $12,500.00 TWD
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Locality: Termini Imerese, Metropolitan City of Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Dimensions: 110*90*74mm/815g

Fluorite from Sicily is rare and prized in its own right, and this grey-purple example from Poggio Balate is among the most understated — and most memorable — of the lot. The crystals carry a soft, matte haze across their faces, with color moving through violet, green, and burnt orange within a single cluster, making for a mineral specimen that rewards close, repeated looking.

This locality is best known for its saturated blues and emerald greens, but this particular batch takes a very different stance. With a soft, satin sheen reminiscent of Ru-ware celadon, the tone here is quiet and restrained — yet it holds the eye all the same. Several pieces grow alongside ivory-white baryte, layered and dimensional like piped buttercream against the crystal faces. Some fluorite edges carry a crisp violet outline; others dissolve into soft, multi-layered color banding. Each specimen is a distinct record left behind by geologic time.

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義大利策展・世界礦物選品 Curated in Italy · Minerals from Around the World

The Brothers' Stones 以義大利為基地,精選來自義大利與世界各地的特色礦物與收藏級標本。

Based in Italy, The Brothers' Stones carefully curates collectible mineral specimens from Italy and around the world.

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