Fluorite stone glows with rectangular prisms aligned circularly.
An eye-level close up view of a light blue fluorite stone placed on a black square stand. There is light shining directly through the middle of the stone making the stone appear to be glowing. The shape of the stone is created by a large number of what looks like rectangular prisms that have been smashed together to form a general circular shape. The sides of each rectangular prism shape are relatively smooth and even with very minor chips in the stone throughout. There is a white wall directly behind and to the left of the stone. There is an orange light shining on the side of the wall to the right of the stone and a green light being shined on the wall to the left of the stone. There are no light fixtures in view.