Green Fluorite knightia often twinned in a characteristic

often twinned in a characteristic cross-like shape

making it an excellent choice for display purposes

* Formation: Amber is formed when tree resin is buried and subjected to heat and pressure

- Type: Glossopteris fossil (a type of ancient plant fossil)

Note: Goniatites are often referred to as "ammonites" due to their similar appearance

Green Fluorite knightia often twinned in a characteristicSize: 22 x 15 x 15 Cms Weight: 6 Kgs Location: China Product Description Green fluorite from China is known for its transparency, sharp crystal formations, and rich green hue. Crystals often occur as intergrown cubes or octahedrons, sometimes with zoning or internal phantoms. The clarity and color saturation can range from soft pastel green to intense emerald tones. Chinese green fluorite is highly sought after by collectors for its crystal quality,