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Fluorite crystals
Origin: Utah, USA
Description: Near black cubic crystals (3 x 3cm)
Source: The authors are owners
Date: created 2005-12-07
Authors: Tom Epaminondas (mineral collector) / Eurico Zimbres (FGEL-UERJ)
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