Fluorite - Specimen mysterious treasure The name "heliodor" comes from

The name "heliodor" comes from the Greek words for "gift of the sun

because the stainless steel (which never rusts) secures the stone with adequate tension and allows the viewer to get a full analysis of the gemstone

this charoite bead bracelet showcases the rare beauty of one of Russia’s most captivating minerals

without being overly polished or refined

Quartz has been used and admired since ancient times for tools

Fluorite - Specimen mysterious treasure The name "heliodor" comes fromMined from: Koh i Maran, Kalat District, Balochistan, Pakistan Description: This one of a kind Fluorite mineral specimen from Pakistan features intergrown cubic crystals with a warm smoky brown to honey brown colour. The crystals have blocky, stepped faces with etched growth lines, layered edges, and natural surface wear that gives the piece a rugged texture without taking away from the crystal shape. Several larger cubes sit over a darker recessed