Fluorite on Quartz

Translucent light aquamarine-green crystals of Fluorite, individually composed of intergrown cuboctahedral crystals measuring overall to 2.4 cm.  These complex crystals form hemispherical globular domes over a spiky matrix of drusy white Quartz crystals, poking through a bed of white Kaolinite.  This splendid and unusually-crystallised Fluorite is from the Oatman District, a gold mining region in the Black Mountains of Mohave County in Arizona.  This specimen is also great for its fluorescence.  Under LWUV the crystals fluoresce intense purple-white and under SWUV, purple.  A gorgeous globular peppermint Fluorite from Arizona, and fluorescent as well!