Octahedral Pink Fluorite with Bissolite from Inner Mongolia TD1931 purpurite Its name derives from the

Its name derives from the Italian word "verde

Height: 2"

and is appreciated for its subtle

• Discovery: First found in the 1920s but heavily worked from 1978

Octahedral Pink Fluorite with Bissolite from Inner Mongolia TD1931 purpurite Its name derives from theOctahedral Pink Fluorite with Bissolite from Inner Mongolia Approx. Dimensions: 1x0. 75x0. 75 inches Approx. Weight: 14. 2 grams Locality: Huanggangliang Mine, Hexigten Banner, Cifeng City, Inner Mongolia, China This octahedral pink fluorite specimen from the Huanggangliang Mine features a sharp, well defined crystal form combined with delicate inclusions of bissolite, a fibrous variety of amphibole. The soft pink coloration of the fluorite contrasts