Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (578g) - Star Point UV, China
Chinese Fluorite cluster from the Wuyi Ore Field with densely intergrown, stepped cubic crystals, deep violet coloration, and blue-violet fluorescence under long-wave UV; approx. 578g / 4.33 × 4.72 × 1.57 in.
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Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (578g) - Star Point UV, China
Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (578g) - Star Point UV, China
Clarity • Focus • Balance
This Fluorite specimen from China's Wuyi Ore Field features a densely intergrown cluster of cubic crystals with stepped growth faces and deep purple coloration. Under normal lighting, the crystal surfaces appear dark violet to nearly black, while transmitted light reveals rich purple and blue-violet translucency along the edges and within portions of the cluster.
The display face is covered with overlapping cubic crystals, many exhibiting terraced growth patterns and finely textured surfaces. The reverse presents a contrasting dissolution structure of irregular cavities, pitted surfaces, and exposed blue-purple mineral growth phases. Under long-wave ultraviolet light, the specimen displays blue-violet fluorescence, adding another dimension to its visual character.
Weighing 578g and measuring approximately 11 × 12 × 4 cm, this small cabinet specimen offers a substantial display presence without requiring extensive shelf space. The included clear acrylic stand supports an upright presentation, allowing the intricate crystal structure to remain the focal point.
Specimen Details
- Material: Fluorite — Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂)
- Locality: Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China
- Formation: Hydrothermal fluorite with intergrown cubic crystals and stepped growth faces
- Features: Dense cubic crystal aggregation, terraced crystal faces, translucent edges, irregular reverse surface, and long-wave UV fluorescence
- Color: Deep purple and violet with blue-violet translucent areas
- Finish: Natural, unpolished crystal surfaces with varied growth textures
- Size: Approx. 4.33 × 4.72 × 1.57 in. / 11 × 12 × 4 cm
- Specimen Size: Small Cabinet
- Weight: 578g / approx. 1.27 lb
- Display: Clear acrylic stand included
- Selection: One-of-a-kind; exact specimen shown
Geological Notes
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province has a history of fluorite mining extending back to the early twentieth century. As described in the Mystic Parcel Atlas, hydrothermal fluids deposited fluorite through successive mineral-forming episodes, producing specimens with varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Wuyi specimens occur in several recognizable forms, including sharply defined cubes, octahedral crystals, and rounded aggregates composed of smaller stepped crystals. These variations reflect differences in growth conditions and the evolution of the mineralizing fluids.
This specimen illustrates the cubic habit through its tightly intergrown, terraced crystal faces. The dark outer surfaces contrast with translucent purple and blue-violet areas revealed by backlighting. Wuyi specimens can also preserve dissolution and replacement textures, although the exact processes responsible for the irregular cavities on this specimen's reverse have not been independently established.
Mystic Parcel Notes
This specimen was selected for its dense arrangement of cubic crystals and the contrast between its dark, textured surfaces and translucent purple interior. The layered crystal faces invite close examination, while the long-wave UV response offers another way to observe the mineral. Displayed on its included acrylic stand, the specimen emphasizes the geometric character of fluorite growth.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. Its orderly cubic geometry provides a visual reference for intentions centered on organization, discernment, and thoughtful decision-making. These associations are symbolic and separate from the specimen's physical mineral properties.
For collectors, this specimen offers an example of stepped cubic fluorite growth from the Wuyi Ore Field, with contrasting front and reverse surfaces and observable fluorescence. For intention buyers, the repeated geometric patterns can serve as a focal point during meditation, journaling, or reflection.
What you'll receive
- One (1) Fluorite cluster specimen from the Wuyi Ore Field, Zhejiang, China — exact specimen shown
- One (1) clear acrylic display stand as photographed
- Mystic Parcel specimen identification card
How to use
- Display upright on the included acrylic stand in a Curio Cabinet, mineral collection, office, or dedicated display shelf.
- Use backlighting to examine the purple translucency and layered cubic growth.
- Observe the specimen under a suitable long-wave UV lamp to explore its fluorescent response.
- Include in a mineral collection focused on Chinese fluorite localities, hydrothermal mineralization, or cubic crystal habits.
- Use as a visual anchor when reflecting on clarity, focus, and balance.
Care
- Fluorite has a Mohs hardness of 4 and is susceptible to scratching, cleavage, and impact damage. Handle carefully.
- Keep the specimen securely positioned on its stand and avoid pressure on exposed crystal edges.
- Remove loose dust gently with a soft, dry brush. Avoid abrasive cleaning, chemical cleaners, acids, and prolonged soaking.
- Protect from prolonged direct sunlight, extreme temperature changes, and excessive heat.
- For UV observation, use an appropriate long-wave lamp and avoid direct eye or skin exposure to ultraviolet light.
Notes: This is a natural mineral specimen with individual crystal growth textures, irregular surfaces, and variations in color and translucency. Photographs show the exact specimen you will receive. Its appearance may change substantially depending on the direction, intensity, and type of lighting. Fluorescence photographs were taken under long-wave UV illumination; the observed response may vary with the lamp and viewing conditions. Crystal use is complementary to and not a substitute for professional advice.
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Fluorite (Calcium Fluoride - CaF₂) |
| Weight | 578g / approx. 1.27 lb |
| Size | Approx. 4.33 × 4.72 × 1.57 in. / 11 × 12 × 4 cm |
| Display Type | Clear acrylic stand included |
| Color | Deep purple and violet with blue-violet translucent areas |
| Finish | Natural, unpolished crystal surfaces with varied growth textures |
| Locality | Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China |
| Material | Details |
|---|---|
| Fluorite | Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂), known for its vibrant colors and cubic crystal forms. |
| Construction | Hydrothermal fluorite with densely intergrown cubic crystals featuring stepped growth faces. |
| Surface Texture | Natural unpolished finish with a combination of translucent edges and textured surfaces. |
| Fluorescence | Exhibits blue-violet fluorescence under long-wave UV light. |
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province has a history of fluorite mining extending back to the early twentieth century. As described in the Mystic Parcel Atlas, hydrothermal fluids deposited fluorite through successive mineral-forming episodes, producing specimens with varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Wuyi specimens occur in several recognizable forms, including sharply defined cubes, octahedral crystals, and rounded aggregates composed of smaller stepped crystals. These variations reflect differences in growth conditions and the evolution of the mineralizing fluids.
This specimen illustrates the cubic habit through its tightly intergrown, terraced crystal faces. The dark outer surfaces contrast with translucent purple and blue-violet areas revealed by backlighting. Wuyi specimens can also preserve dissolution and replacement textures, although the exact processes responsible for the irregular cavities on this specimen's reverse have not been independently established.
This specimen was selected for its dense arrangement of cubic crystals and the contrast between its dark, textured surfaces and translucent purple interior. The layered crystal faces invite close examination, while the long-wave UV response offers another way to observe the mineral. Displayed on its included acrylic stand, the specimen emphasizes the geometric character of fluorite growth.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. Its orderly cubic geometry provides a visual reference for intentions centered on organization, discernment, and thoughtful decision-making. These associations are symbolic and separate from the specimen's physical mineral properties.
For collectors, this specimen offers an example of stepped cubic fluorite growth from the Wuyi Ore Field, with contrasting front and reverse surfaces and observable fluorescence. For intention buyers, the repeated geometric patterns can serve as a focal point during meditation, journaling, or reflection.
Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (578g) - Star Point UV, China
Clarity • Focus • Balance
This Fluorite specimen from China's Wuyi Ore Field features a densely intergrown cluster of cubic crystals with stepped growth faces and deep purple coloration. Under normal lighting, the crystal surfaces appear dark violet to nearly black, while transmitted light reveals rich purple and blue-violet translucency along the edges and within portions of the cluster.
The display face is covered with overlapping cubic crystals, many exhibiting terraced growth patterns and finely textured surfaces. The reverse presents a contrasting dissolution structure of irregular cavities, pitted surfaces, and exposed blue-purple mineral growth phases. Under long-wave ultraviolet light, the specimen displays blue-violet fluorescence, adding another dimension to its visual character.
Weighing 578g and measuring approximately 11 × 12 × 4 cm, this small cabinet specimen offers a substantial display presence without requiring extensive shelf space. The included clear acrylic stand supports an upright presentation, allowing the intricate crystal structure to remain the focal point.
Specimen Details
- Material: Fluorite — Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂)
- Locality: Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China
- Formation: Hydrothermal fluorite with intergrown cubic crystals and stepped growth faces
- Features: Dense cubic crystal aggregation, terraced crystal faces, translucent edges, irregular reverse surface, and long-wave UV fluorescence
- Color: Deep purple and violet with blue-violet translucent areas
- Finish: Natural, unpolished crystal surfaces with varied growth textures
- Size: Approx. 4.33 × 4.72 × 1.57 in. / 11 × 12 × 4 cm
- Specimen Size: Small Cabinet
- Weight: 578g / approx. 1.27 lb
- Display: Clear acrylic stand included
- Selection: One-of-a-kind; exact specimen shown
Geological Notes
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province has a history of fluorite mining extending back to the early twentieth century. As described in the Mystic Parcel Atlas, hydrothermal fluids deposited fluorite through successive mineral-forming episodes, producing specimens with varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Wuyi specimens occur in several recognizable forms, including sharply defined cubes, octahedral crystals, and rounded aggregates composed of smaller stepped crystals. These variations reflect differences in growth conditions and the evolution of the mineralizing fluids.
This specimen illustrates the cubic habit through its tightly intergrown, terraced crystal faces. The dark outer surfaces contrast with translucent purple and blue-violet areas revealed by backlighting. Wuyi specimens can also preserve dissolution and replacement textures, although the exact processes responsible for the irregular cavities on this specimen's reverse have not been independently established.
Mystic Parcel Notes
This specimen was selected for its dense arrangement of cubic crystals and the contrast between its dark, textured surfaces and translucent purple interior. The layered crystal faces invite close examination, while the long-wave UV response offers another way to observe the mineral. Displayed on its included acrylic stand, the specimen emphasizes the geometric character of fluorite growth.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. Its orderly cubic geometry provides a visual reference for intentions centered on organization, discernment, and thoughtful decision-making. These associations are symbolic and separate from the specimen's physical mineral properties.
For collectors, this specimen offers an example of stepped cubic fluorite growth from the Wuyi Ore Field, with contrasting front and reverse surfaces and observable fluorescence. For intention buyers, the repeated geometric patterns can serve as a focal point during meditation, journaling, or reflection.
What you'll receive
- One (1) Fluorite cluster specimen from the Wuyi Ore Field, Zhejiang, China — exact specimen shown
- One (1) clear acrylic display stand as photographed
- Mystic Parcel specimen identification card
How to use
- Display upright on the included acrylic stand in a Curio Cabinet, mineral collection, office, or dedicated display shelf.
- Use backlighting to examine the purple translucency and layered cubic growth.
- Observe the specimen under a suitable long-wave UV lamp to explore its fluorescent response.
- Include in a mineral collection focused on Chinese fluorite localities, hydrothermal mineralization, or cubic crystal habits.
- Use as a visual anchor when reflecting on clarity, focus, and balance.
Care
- Fluorite has a Mohs hardness of 4 and is susceptible to scratching, cleavage, and impact damage. Handle carefully.
- Keep the specimen securely positioned on its stand and avoid pressure on exposed crystal edges.
- Remove loose dust gently with a soft, dry brush. Avoid abrasive cleaning, chemical cleaners, acids, and prolonged soaking.
- Protect from prolonged direct sunlight, extreme temperature changes, and excessive heat.
- For UV observation, use an appropriate long-wave lamp and avoid direct eye or skin exposure to ultraviolet light.
Notes: This is a natural mineral specimen with individual crystal growth textures, irregular surfaces, and variations in color and translucency. Photographs show the exact specimen you will receive. Its appearance may change substantially depending on the direction, intensity, and type of lighting. Fluorescence photographs were taken under long-wave UV illumination; the observed response may vary with the lamp and viewing conditions. Crystal use is complementary to and not a substitute for professional advice.
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Fluorite (Calcium Fluoride - CaF₂) |
| Weight | 578g / approx. 1.27 lb |
| Size | Approx. 4.33 × 4.72 × 1.57 in. / 11 × 12 × 4 cm |
| Display Type | Clear acrylic stand included |
| Color | Deep purple and violet with blue-violet translucent areas |
| Finish | Natural, unpolished crystal surfaces with varied growth textures |
| Locality | Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China |
| Material | Details |
|---|---|
| Fluorite | Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂), known for its vibrant colors and cubic crystal forms. |
| Construction | Hydrothermal fluorite with densely intergrown cubic crystals featuring stepped growth faces. |
| Surface Texture | Natural unpolished finish with a combination of translucent edges and textured surfaces. |
| Fluorescence | Exhibits blue-violet fluorescence under long-wave UV light. |
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province has a history of fluorite mining extending back to the early twentieth century. As described in the Mystic Parcel Atlas, hydrothermal fluids deposited fluorite through successive mineral-forming episodes, producing specimens with varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Wuyi specimens occur in several recognizable forms, including sharply defined cubes, octahedral crystals, and rounded aggregates composed of smaller stepped crystals. These variations reflect differences in growth conditions and the evolution of the mineralizing fluids.
This specimen illustrates the cubic habit through its tightly intergrown, terraced crystal faces. The dark outer surfaces contrast with translucent purple and blue-violet areas revealed by backlighting. Wuyi specimens can also preserve dissolution and replacement textures, although the exact processes responsible for the irregular cavities on this specimen's reverse have not been independently established.
This specimen was selected for its dense arrangement of cubic crystals and the contrast between its dark, textured surfaces and translucent purple interior. The layered crystal faces invite close examination, while the long-wave UV response offers another way to observe the mineral. Displayed on its included acrylic stand, the specimen emphasizes the geometric character of fluorite growth.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. Its orderly cubic geometry provides a visual reference for intentions centered on organization, discernment, and thoughtful decision-making. These associations are symbolic and separate from the specimen's physical mineral properties.
For collectors, this specimen offers an example of stepped cubic fluorite growth from the Wuyi Ore Field, with contrasting front and reverse surfaces and observable fluorescence. For intention buyers, the repeated geometric patterns can serve as a focal point during meditation, journaling, or reflection.
