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Fluorite
Complete
Enter your best fluorite to compete to see who has the best!
How Rock Battles work:
Collectors enter matching specimens from their Geology365 collections while submissions are open.
When the bracket starts, logged-in users vote head-to-head each round until one champion remains.
Each matchup gets one vote per collector; votes lock in once cast.
See full rules for this battle ↓
Champion
“Frankenstein” Fluorite/Calcite
Fluorite
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The Bracket
Round 1 isn’t a full field.
20
specimens were seeded into a
32-slot bracket, so
12
receive a bye and advance automatically.
Round 1
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Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Championship
Rock Battle rules: Fluorite
Fluorite is a single-elimination Geology365 Rock Battle. Logged-in collectors can enter matching specimens from their collection, then vote on matchups until a champion is crowned.
- Each logged-in user may enter up to 2 specimens in this battle.
- The bracket is limited to 32 specimens total (currently 20 entered), and needs at least 16 entries to launch.
- Eligible specimens must match this battle’s filters: minerals include Fluorite .
- The battle’s active submission window runs from 8/24/2026 2:00 pm through 8/30/2026 7:00 pm.
- This Rock Battle is complete. The champion is shown above when available.
- Each voting round lasts 1 day. Matchups advance in a single-elimination bracket until one specimen remains.
- Logged-in users may cast one vote per matchup. Votes lock in once cast and cannot be changed. Live standing bars appear after you vote; total vote counts are shown once enough collectors have weighed in.
- You must own a specimen to enter it. Anyone with a Geology365 account may vote once voting begins.
Log in to vote
Casting a vote requires a free Geology365 account. Log in or create an account to pick a winner and see live standings.
Champion crowned
We have a winner!
Fluorite is complete.
“Frankenstein” Fluorite/Calcite
Entered by Cody Kemp