Spectacular specimen from one time find known as the Polish Prodigy pocket, collected in the 2010 and released for the first time in the 2017. The pocket produced only about 40-50 specimens of good quality. The main features of specimens from that find are: incredible, super geometric and sharp (looking like drawn by man) color zonation – purple, colorless, yellow and blue. Central part of the crystals are purple squares, sourounded by colorless line with blue corners. Central "square" is rotated 90 degrees to the cube form, properly oriented to octahedral growth (first stage of the crystallization). In the second stage syntaxial cubic growth occured, formig cross-shaped crystals, following crystalographical directions of the octahedral grtowth. Very unique color zoning and crystallography. Great colors. Medium luster. All fluorites from this find have been sandblasted from the bottom to make them thinner - so the color zonation would be well visible even without the backlight. Top luster.