Emerald Peaks Fluorite Crystal Cluster Metal But like most fossils

But like most fossils

The stainless steel blade and locking mechanism is resistant to corrosion and does not need special care

and spider legs to sea anemones

Blade length: 8

Produced since 1917

Emerald Peaks Fluorite Crystal Cluster Metal But like most fossilsSourced from the Diana Maria Mines Emerald Peaks Fluorite is a calcium crystal that crystallizes in the form of masses, cubic, and octahedral crystals. It was first referenced in 1530 due to its important aid in flux production. Its a commonly occurring mineral with a majority of veins and deposits all over the world. Multiple colors have been known to commonly occur on the same specimen and are known to be found near quartz and Calcite. These