FluoriteThe Llamas Quarry is a lesser known Fluorite producing locality in Asturias, on the north edge of Spain along the Bay of Biscay. In 2010 and 2011 some of the finest gem quality Fluorites were discovered and stashed away by one of the locals, who compiled a beautiful suite of specimens with varying habits and colors. According to our source, no more have been found, and nobody else seems to have them for sale now. There are several aspects to these

This piece features several fine

A lovely piece of gemmy golden Copal featuring approximately 50 insect inclusions

especially in cabinet sized specimens

jet-black to deep maple amber colored cyclic twinned crystal group with minor Quartz and matrix on the underside

including some of the most recognizable Prehnites extant

with a thin internal black "phantom" running from the point of the termination to the base of the crystal

This specimen consists of pale yellow

Good condition on the front

predominant

but two eye-catching twins of Ferberite which are aesthetically intergrown to create a lovely display specimen

which is significant

A soft greenish-grey colored prismatic crystal of Amazonite associated with a white "rosette" of Cleavelandite on the side