Rainbow Fluorite Mineral

Fluorite is a common mineral found worldwide, typically formed through hydrothermal activity. It is found in a variety of geological settings, including: Hydrothermal Veins: This is the most typical source of fluorite, where it is found alongside other minerals such as lead, silver, and zinc. Sedimentary Rocks: Fluorite can occur in cavities within sedimentary rocks like limestone and dolostone. Igneous Rocks: It is also found in cavities within coarse granite-type rocks, such as pegmatites, and in volcanic flow rocks like rhyolite.