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GeoPicture of the week: Baryte on fluorite

by Mihai Andrei
October 28, 2011
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What you are looking at is a picture of a baryte crystal growing on fluorite; the two minerals have not been cut or polished in any way, it is just the way they naturally are. Fluorite (or fluorspar) is a mineral made out of Calcium and Fluorine while Baryte is literally barium sulfate. It has an orthorombic, cubical symmetry. Absolutely stunning!

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