06/18/2026
New inventory- Champagne fluorite!
From the famous location! 👇👇👇👇
Price $25 - $75
+s&h from jim-thorpe pa
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Champagne Fluorite from the Bull Vein of the Lady Annabella Mine (Eastgate, Weardale, County Durham, England) refers to a highly sought-after, rare color variety of cubic fluorite crystals. These specimens are prized for their straw-yellow, honey, and sherry-yellow hues, often combined with gemmy clarity and sugary quartz coatings.
Color & Luster: The crystals range from light straw to pale sherry-yellow and sometimes have beautiful purple or indigo tinged edges.
The "Bull Vein": This is a specific feeder fracture vein within the Lady Annabella Mine. It was famously named after Fred Bull, a well-known mineral collector who alerted mining operators to the presence of the yellow fluorite in an otherwise unnamed vein.
Crystal Habit: These fluorites frequently form sharp, lustrous, and sometimes completely transparent cubic crystals. They are often found growing on a matrix of sparkling quartz or galena.
Mine Status: The Lady Annabella Mine, famous for producing some of the finest modern English fluorites, was exhausted and officially closed operations. This has made specimens, particularly from distinct pockets like those in the Bull Vein, increasingly valuable to collectors.