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Hunan Province, China
4.70 kg | 170 × 270 × 65 mm
This striking Blue Fluorite formed in hydrothermal veins, where mineral-rich fluids moved through fractures in the host rock and slowly crystallised as temperatures cooled. Over time, fluorite crystallised into its signature cubic structure, creating the sharp, geometric faces seen across the surface.
The deep ocean-blue tones are the result of trace elements and natural irradiation within the crystal lattice, producing layered colour zoning and exceptional clarity. The contrast between translucent edges and saturated cores gives the piece depth and luminosity.
Architectural and precise, this substantial specimen showcases fluorite’s natural symmetry and saturated colour at scale.
Hunan Province, China
4.70 kg | 170 × 270 × 65 mm
This striking Blue Fluorite formed in hydrothermal veins, where mineral-rich fluids moved through fractures in the host rock and slowly crystallised as temperatures cooled. Over time, fluorite crystallised into its signature cubic structure, creating the sharp, geometric faces seen across the surface.
The deep ocean-blue tones are the result of trace elements and natural irradiation within the crystal lattice, producing layered colour zoning and exceptional clarity. The contrast between translucent edges and saturated cores gives the piece depth and luminosity.
Architectural and precise, this substantial specimen showcases fluorite’s natural symmetry and saturated colour at scale.