Dual Core Purple Fluorite Pseudomorph Over Quartz with Hedenbergite Inclusions

Looking into the exposed interior faces, you can see the quartz core clearly defined beneath the fluorite coating, with visible boundaries marking different growth stages. The contrast between the matte fluorite exterior and the more reflective quartz interior is especially striking. Green hedenbergite inclusions appear within the quartz as darker green to nearly black patches and streaks. Under directional light, these inclusions stand out clearly, adding depth and geological character to the internal structure. The exterior surfaces are coated in a richly colored, fine-grained purple fluorite crust, giving the specimen a textured, sculptural appearance. Together, the dual core pseudomorph form, preserved quartz interior, and hedenbergite inclusions make this a distinctive collector specimen from Inner Mongolia.