Fluorescent Calcite with Hematite Inclusions Crystals on matrix - Height: 9 cm - Width: 4.8 cm- 273 g

Fluorescent calcite crystals with hematite inclusions provide an intriguing combination of two minerals: calcite, a common carbonate mineral known for its rhombohedral cleavage and vibrant fluorescence under ultraviolet light, and hematite, an iron oxide that often occurs as reddish-brown inclusions. This specimen exhibits calcite crystals that glow brightly when exposed to UV light, highlighting crystal shapes and internal features, while the hematite inclusions add contrasting color and texture. Such specimens are valued by collectors for their interplay of light and color, as well as for their demonstration of mineralogical processes involving mineral co-crystallization and inclusion formation.