Blueberry Fluorite Atlas card showing deep-blue fluorite crystals on white quartz and a map marking No. 4 Mine at Huanggangliang, Inner Mongolia, China.

Blueberry Fluorite: Deep-Blue Crystals on Quartz from Huanggangliang

Blueberry Fluorite from the 2014 find at Huanggangliang’s No. 4 Mine in Inner Mongolia, China, is known for its deep-blue crystals on white quartz. Some specimens preserve two stages of fluorite growth, with pale cubes followed by darker crystals with modified octahedral forms.

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