Creedite

Item Description

This is Rock Currier's example from the classic find of what many consider world's best of the species, a single productive vein of the early 2000s in what had previously been considered a fluorite mine. Fluorite was common here, Creedite not so much. And these sparkling, sharp hedgehog orange balls of crystals are the biggest and richest examples in the world for collectors, barring maybe only a few specimens from Kazakhstan (and those are purple, different). Complete all around! It is both a rarity and a display quality beauty.