Specimens like this one from La Viesca are recovered together but usually they are dispersed and not conserved like an unique specimen, even if they fit perfectly each other, like this large specimen offered here.
It consist of two groups of large, transparent to translucent Fluorite crystals up to 75mm on edge, of stepped edges, blue color with internal color zonations, with no significant damages, and re-crystallized contacts in back and lateral sides.
They grew up together covering the walls of a big pocket, were separated by natural forces, and fit perfectly like a puzzle today. Each one poses by itself aesthetically in various positions, and together form a large specimen showing a part of the history of this Wordl famous locality.
The larger specimen is 240 x 85 x 140 mm. and the smaller one is 160 x 75 x 100 mm.
Locality: Pórtico Tenso Pocket, La Viesca Mine, La Collada area, Pola de Siero, Asturias, Spain.
Date of find: Year 2009.
Measures (L x W x H): 250 x 85 x 200 mm.
Weight: 3.254 g.
4,800.00€
