🖤 Ferri-Fluoro-Katophorite Specimen – 115g – Tory Hill, Ontario, Canada – Rare Amphibole Crystal



This 115g Ferri-Fluoro-Katophorite specimen comes from Tory Hill, a well-known mineral-rich area in Ontario, Canada, and one of the few localities in North America where this rare amphibole has been reported 📍🔬



Measuring 53 x 50 x 30 mm, the piece displays the textbook dark-black to deep charcoal luster typical of ferri-fluoro-katophorite, with sharp prismatic crystal sections and a rugged matrix. This is a rare, locality-specific amphibole species sought after by serious collectors and Canadian mineral enthusiasts alike.



📍 Origin: Tory Hill, Haliburton County, Ontario, Canada

⚖️ Weight: 115 grams

📏 Size: 53 x 50 x 30 mm

🔍 Mineral: Ferri-Fluoro-Katophorite (a rare alkali amphibole species)

🎨 Color: Black to deep steel-gray



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🌟 Features:

• Rare amphibole species – seldom seen on the market

• Locality-specific: only found in select areas of Ontario

• Great size and form for display or study

• Ideal for Canadian mineral collectors, amphibole specialists, or educational collections

• Naturally terminated crystal faces and rough matrix contrast



This is a geological rarity, especially from a location as mineralogically diverse as Tory Hill, known for its suite of complex amphiboles, pyroxenes, and rare pegmatite-associated minerals 🧭⛏️



🛍️ You’ll receive the exact specimen shown

📦Securely shipped from Ontario Canada 🍁