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Identity HelpFluorite?
28th Jun 2018 15:38 UTCSophiaJoy MB
These photos are from Chinese sellers online. I don't have an actual piece, so I can't check its hardness or anything like that.
Thanks in advance!
28th Jun 2018 15:45 UTCBob Harman
I can't vouch for each and every sphere, but, in general, they are real and genuine. China has an active trade in carved and polished fluorite nick-knacks made from massive banded purple fluorite.
CHEERS.....BOB
1st Jul 2018 05:21 UTCSophiaJoy MB
4th Jul 2018 00:07 UTCJohn Oostenryk
Sophia, You always are polite so I know you get it:)
EX:
Are your specimens made of 100% purple fluorite?
Has ANY purple dye been used to color them?
I DO NOT want specimen that LOOKS like fluorite. (NO sandstone, quartzite, glass, epoxy, plastic, etc, etc)
I have friends doing lapidary item resale via ebay and 3wk shipping. They are having good results with observable materials.
lack of experience has caused them 2 goofs....
Red spotted glass (glass, not qtz). (Experienced eye shoulda known.)
Black obsidian was actually black glass. (trickier - but an experience situ...)
~JO:)
7th Jul 2018 02:32 UTCSophiaJoy MB
Actually I've been wondering about Black Obsidian, too!
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