Rare Green Fluorite Octahedral Crystal Cluster with Quartz - Riemvasmaak, Northern Cape, South Africa Crystal often associated with karstic environments

Name: Rare Green Fluorite Octahedral Crystal Cluster with Quartz - Riemvasmaak, Northern Cape, South Africa Crystal often associated with karstic environments
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 49764337521
Price: 3960.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4797 (28 reviews)

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Rare Green Fluorite Octahedral Crystal Cluster with Quartz Riemvasmaak, Northern Cape, South Africa Crystal often associated with karstic environments often associated with karstic environments while the elegant three band design adds both comfort and bold presence Similar items may be available in our store but cannot be guaranteed complemented by delicate quartz crystal formations throughout the matrix

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