The first photo of each set shows the specimen in transmitted light, lit from behind by a reasonably normal halogen lightsource. This backlighting accentuates the purple-raspberry phantoms inside and can be replicated easily with any decent showcase. The remaining photos are taken with reflected light, light from the front, and these photos highlight the yellow color of the overlaying cubic crystals more accurately. Taking the two together, you can see that the contrast is vivid and unusual.

Gorgeous contrasting colors of the sharp purple phantoms vs. intense golden-yellow fluorite to inchlong crystals, make these stunning specimens. This elongated plate has a lot of display area for the price, and practically glows when backlit.

Intense contrasts of colors play out on this cab sized specimen, with sharp raspberry-purple inclusions inside intense yellow crystals up to to about an inch in size.

A bizarre, sharply contrasting piece with intense raspberry-purple phantoms enclosed within amber-yellow fluorite crystals to an inch in size. The contrasts of color and symmetry are striking. Oddly, not all purple phantoms inside line up on the same axes with respect to their outer shell crystals - an unusual phenomenon. The combinatorial patterning effect is really unusual and this is one of my favorite pieces of the lot for this reason, when combined with the very high lustre and transparency of the piece. It is however, admittedly priced down by half due to some edge wear which can be seen on close inspection of 2 central crystals. Nevertheless, a truly standout visual addition to any fluorite suite!

A bizarre, sharply contrasting piece with intense raspberry-purple phantoms enclosed within amber-yellow fluorite crystals to an inch in size. The contrasts of color and symmetry are striking. Oddly, there are TWO generations/zones of purple phantoms inside , one showing parallel phantoms and one with cubic phantoms turned at 45 degrees from the surrounding yellow fluorite axis. The combinatorial patterning effect is really unusual and this is perhaps my favorite piece of the lot for this reason, when combined with the high lustre and transparency of the piece. A neat addition to any fluorite suite!

This is the largest specimen in the lot with good lustre and the richest color hues, both the yellow (amber-golden) and the purple (raspberry-red-purpley in hue). It has excellent contrast of the colors and super sharp phantoms in nearly all crystals. There is almost no damage, only restricted to the edge periphery anyhow and minimal in context. It practically glows when backlit. All in all, a stunning, large, dramatic piece that is quite unlike anything you have ever seen from this mine or any other

Intense contrasts of colors play out on this small cab sized specimen, with sharp raspberry-purple inclusions inside intense yellow crystals. Minor edge wear on the front-left crystal (natural in origin, I suspect) is present but it displays quite well