An extremely aesthetic cluster of translucent, red-orange, botryoidal fluorite majestically rises from a druse of chalcedony. The cluster is comprised of approximately 5 intergrown spheres and stands 4 cm high. The whole sculptural quality of the specimen is outstanding. These red fluorites are very uncommon, and with luster and translucency such as this one, more so. This would be one of the better examples I have seen