Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (600g) - Stepped Cubic Plate, China
Chinese Fluorite from the Wuyi Ore Field cluster with a triangular plate formation, densely intergrown stepped cubic crystals, dark violet surfaces, and blue-violet long-wave UV fluorescence; approx. 600g / 6.69 × 3.54 × 1.57 in.
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Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (600g) - Stepped Cubic Plate, China
Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (600g) - Stepped Cubic Plate, China
Clarity • Focus • Balance
This Fluorite specimen from China's Wuyi Ore Field features an elongated, triangular plate formation covered with densely intergrown cubic crystals. Its sharply angular outline rises to a narrow point, while overlapping crystal faces create a layered surface of dark purple, violet, and nearly black tones. The broad crystal-covered face contrasts with the specimen's relatively thin profile, giving it a distinctive upright display orientation.
Across the display face, numerous cubes exhibit stepped growth patterns, terraced edges, and fine surface textures. Under transmitted light, the darker exterior reveals areas of rich violet and blue translucency, particularly along the exposed edges and thinner sections. Long-wave ultraviolet illumination produces blue-violet fluorescence, with a particularly bright response along portions of the upper edge.
Measuring approximately 17 × 9 × 4 cm and weighing 600g, this cabinet-sized specimen offers an elongated display format rather than the more compact arrangement typical of many fluorite clusters. The included clear acrylic stand supports the specimen upright, allowing the triangular silhouette and multiple generations of crystal growth to be viewed together.
Specimen Details
- Material: Fluorite — Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂)
- Locality: Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China
- Formation: Hydrothermal fluorite with densely intergrown cubic crystals arranged across an angular plate-like formation
- Features: Triangular plate structure, stepped cubic crystal faces, terraced growth patterns, translucent blue-violet edges, irregular reverse surface, and long-wave UV fluorescence
- Color: Dark purple, violet, nearly black, and translucent blue-violet
- Finish: Natural, unpolished crystal surfaces with varied growth textures
- Size: Approx. 6.69 × 3.54 × 1.57 in. / 17 × 9 × 4 cm
- Specimen Size: Cabinet
- Weight: 600g / approx. 1.32 lb
- Display: Clear acrylic stand included
- Selection: One-of-a-kind; exact specimen shown
Geological Notes
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province, China, has a mining history extending to the early twentieth century. According to the Mystic Parcel Mineral Atlas, the region's fluorite developed through successive episodes of hydrothermal mineralization, as mineral-bearing fluids moved through openings in the surrounding rock and deposited calcium fluoride. These repeated episodes produced specimens exhibiting varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Specimens from Wuyi exhibit several characteristic habits, including sharply defined cubes, octahedra, and rounded aggregates of smaller stepped crystals. Some material from the region also preserves dissolution and replacement textures associated with changing conditions during mineral formation.
This specimen presents a broad arrangement of closely packed cubic crystals, many displaying repeated steps and smaller crystal faces across their surfaces. These growth patterns create the layered appearance visible throughout the display face, while transmitted light reveals variations in the purple and blue coloration. Its reverse is notably irregular and pitted, providing a contrasting view of the specimen's structure, although the precise origin of those cavities has not been established.
Mystic Parcel Notes
This specimen was selected for its distinctive triangular formation and the density of cubic crystal growth across its surface. Unlike more evenly rounded clusters, the elongated plate narrows to a pronounced point, creating a strong geometric outline. The combination of dark stepped crystals, translucent edges, and long-wave UV fluorescence provides several different ways to appreciate the same mineral formation.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. The repeated cubic geometry offers a visual reference for structure and organization, while the contrast between dark exterior surfaces and translucent interior areas may serve as a focal point for reflection. These associations are symbolic rather than scientifically established properties of the mineral.
For collectors, this specimen represents the diversity of fluorite growth associated with the Wuyi Ore Field, particularly its stepped cubic development and layered crystal arrangement. For intention buyers, its orderly geometric forms can be incorporated into personal spaces dedicated to concentration, meditation, or thoughtful decision-making.
What you'll receive
- One (1) Wuyi Fluorite cluster specimen from Zhejiang Province, 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, collector shelf, office, or dedicated mineral display.
- Position with indirect backlighting to observe the purple translucency and internal color variations.
- Use a suitable long-wave UV lamp to observe the blue-violet fluorescent response.
- Include in a locality-focused collection of Chinese fluorite specimens or a comparative display of cubic crystal habits.
- Use the specimen's geometric structure as a visual anchor for intentions related to clarity, focus, and balance.
Care
- Fluorite has a Mohs hardness of 4 and perfect octahedral cleavage, making it susceptible to scratching, chipping, and impact damage.
- Handle the specimen by its most stable areas, avoiding pressure on exposed crystal edges and narrow projections.
- Keep securely positioned on its acrylic stand and away from shelf edges or high-traffic areas.
- Remove loose dust carefully with a soft, dry brush. Avoid abrasive cleaning, acidic solutions, harsh chemicals, and prolonged soaking.
- Protect from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive heat, and sudden temperature changes.
- When observing fluorescence, use an appropriate long-wave UV lamp and avoid direct exposure of the eyes or skin to ultraviolet light.
Notes: This is a natural mineral specimen with individual crystal growth textures, irregular edges, surface cavities, and variations in color and translucency. Photographs show the exact specimen you will receive. Its appearance may vary depending on lighting conditions, and the fluorescence response may differ with the wavelength and intensity of the UV light source. Crystal use is complementary to and not a substitute for professional advice.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Fluorite (Calcium Fluoride - CaF₂) |
| Weight | 600g / approximately 1.32 lb |
| Dimensions | Approximately 6.69 × 3.54 × 1.57 in. / 17 × 9 × 4 cm |
| Display Stand | Includes a clear acrylic stand |
| Coloration | Rich dark purple and violet with translucent blue-violet accents |
| Finish | Natural, unpolished surfaces showcasing a variety of growth textures |
| Origin | Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China |
| Material | Details |
|---|---|
| Fluorite | Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂), celebrated for its striking hues and distinctive cubic crystal formations. |
| Construction | Hydrothermal fluorite featuring a dense arrangement of intergrown cubic crystals with unique stepped growth faces. |
| Surface Texture | Natural, unpolished finish showcasing a blend of translucent edges and intricate textured surfaces. |
| Fluorescence | Displays captivating blue-violet fluorescence when exposed to long-wave UV light. |
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province, China, has a mining history extending to the early twentieth century. According to the Mystic Parcel Mineral Atlas, the region's fluorite developed through successive episodes of hydrothermal mineralization, as mineral-bearing fluids moved through openings in the surrounding rock and deposited calcium fluoride. These repeated episodes produced specimens exhibiting varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Specimens from Wuyi exhibit several characteristic habits, including sharply defined cubes, octahedra, and rounded aggregates of smaller stepped crystals. Some material from the region also preserves dissolution and replacement textures associated with changing conditions during mineral formation.
This specimen presents a broad arrangement of closely packed cubic crystals, many displaying repeated steps and smaller crystal faces across their surfaces. These growth patterns create the layered appearance visible throughout the display face, while transmitted light reveals variations in the purple and blue coloration. Its reverse is notably irregular and pitted, providing a contrasting view of the specimen's structure, although the precise origin of those cavities has not been established.
This specimen was selected for its distinctive triangular formation and the density of cubic crystal growth across its surface. Unlike more evenly rounded clusters, the elongated plate narrows to a pronounced point, creating a strong geometric outline. The combination of dark stepped crystals, translucent edges, and long-wave UV fluorescence provides several different ways to appreciate the same mineral formation.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. The repeated cubic geometry offers a visual reference for structure and organization, while the contrast between dark exterior surfaces and translucent interior areas may serve as a focal point for reflection. These associations are symbolic rather than scientifically established properties of the mineral.
For collectors, this specimen represents the diversity of fluorite growth associated with the Wuyi Ore Field, particularly its stepped cubic development and layered crystal arrangement. For intention buyers, its orderly geometric forms can be incorporated into personal spaces dedicated to concentration, meditation, or thoughtful decision-making.
Wuyi Fluorite Cluster (600g) - Stepped Cubic Plate, China
Clarity • Focus • Balance
This Fluorite specimen from China's Wuyi Ore Field features an elongated, triangular plate formation covered with densely intergrown cubic crystals. Its sharply angular outline rises to a narrow point, while overlapping crystal faces create a layered surface of dark purple, violet, and nearly black tones. The broad crystal-covered face contrasts with the specimen's relatively thin profile, giving it a distinctive upright display orientation.
Across the display face, numerous cubes exhibit stepped growth patterns, terraced edges, and fine surface textures. Under transmitted light, the darker exterior reveals areas of rich violet and blue translucency, particularly along the exposed edges and thinner sections. Long-wave ultraviolet illumination produces blue-violet fluorescence, with a particularly bright response along portions of the upper edge.
Measuring approximately 17 × 9 × 4 cm and weighing 600g, this cabinet-sized specimen offers an elongated display format rather than the more compact arrangement typical of many fluorite clusters. The included clear acrylic stand supports the specimen upright, allowing the triangular silhouette and multiple generations of crystal growth to be viewed together.
Specimen Details
- Material: Fluorite — Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂)
- Locality: Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China
- Formation: Hydrothermal fluorite with densely intergrown cubic crystals arranged across an angular plate-like formation
- Features: Triangular plate structure, stepped cubic crystal faces, terraced growth patterns, translucent blue-violet edges, irregular reverse surface, and long-wave UV fluorescence
- Color: Dark purple, violet, nearly black, and translucent blue-violet
- Finish: Natural, unpolished crystal surfaces with varied growth textures
- Size: Approx. 6.69 × 3.54 × 1.57 in. / 17 × 9 × 4 cm
- Specimen Size: Cabinet
- Weight: 600g / approx. 1.32 lb
- Display: Clear acrylic stand included
- Selection: One-of-a-kind; exact specimen shown
Geological Notes
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province, China, has a mining history extending to the early twentieth century. According to the Mystic Parcel Mineral Atlas, the region's fluorite developed through successive episodes of hydrothermal mineralization, as mineral-bearing fluids moved through openings in the surrounding rock and deposited calcium fluoride. These repeated episodes produced specimens exhibiting varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Specimens from Wuyi exhibit several characteristic habits, including sharply defined cubes, octahedra, and rounded aggregates of smaller stepped crystals. Some material from the region also preserves dissolution and replacement textures associated with changing conditions during mineral formation.
This specimen presents a broad arrangement of closely packed cubic crystals, many displaying repeated steps and smaller crystal faces across their surfaces. These growth patterns create the layered appearance visible throughout the display face, while transmitted light reveals variations in the purple and blue coloration. Its reverse is notably irregular and pitted, providing a contrasting view of the specimen's structure, although the precise origin of those cavities has not been established.
Mystic Parcel Notes
This specimen was selected for its distinctive triangular formation and the density of cubic crystal growth across its surface. Unlike more evenly rounded clusters, the elongated plate narrows to a pronounced point, creating a strong geometric outline. The combination of dark stepped crystals, translucent edges, and long-wave UV fluorescence provides several different ways to appreciate the same mineral formation.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. The repeated cubic geometry offers a visual reference for structure and organization, while the contrast between dark exterior surfaces and translucent interior areas may serve as a focal point for reflection. These associations are symbolic rather than scientifically established properties of the mineral.
For collectors, this specimen represents the diversity of fluorite growth associated with the Wuyi Ore Field, particularly its stepped cubic development and layered crystal arrangement. For intention buyers, its orderly geometric forms can be incorporated into personal spaces dedicated to concentration, meditation, or thoughtful decision-making.
What you'll receive
- One (1) Wuyi Fluorite cluster specimen from Zhejiang Province, 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, collector shelf, office, or dedicated mineral display.
- Position with indirect backlighting to observe the purple translucency and internal color variations.
- Use a suitable long-wave UV lamp to observe the blue-violet fluorescent response.
- Include in a locality-focused collection of Chinese fluorite specimens or a comparative display of cubic crystal habits.
- Use the specimen's geometric structure as a visual anchor for intentions related to clarity, focus, and balance.
Care
- Fluorite has a Mohs hardness of 4 and perfect octahedral cleavage, making it susceptible to scratching, chipping, and impact damage.
- Handle the specimen by its most stable areas, avoiding pressure on exposed crystal edges and narrow projections.
- Keep securely positioned on its acrylic stand and away from shelf edges or high-traffic areas.
- Remove loose dust carefully with a soft, dry brush. Avoid abrasive cleaning, acidic solutions, harsh chemicals, and prolonged soaking.
- Protect from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive heat, and sudden temperature changes.
- When observing fluorescence, use an appropriate long-wave UV lamp and avoid direct exposure of the eyes or skin to ultraviolet light.
Notes: This is a natural mineral specimen with individual crystal growth textures, irregular edges, surface cavities, and variations in color and translucency. Photographs show the exact specimen you will receive. Its appearance may vary depending on lighting conditions, and the fluorescence response may differ with the wavelength and intensity of the UV light source. Crystal use is complementary to and not a substitute for professional advice.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Fluorite (Calcium Fluoride - CaF₂) |
| Weight | 600g / approximately 1.32 lb |
| Dimensions | Approximately 6.69 × 3.54 × 1.57 in. / 17 × 9 × 4 cm |
| Display Stand | Includes a clear acrylic stand |
| Coloration | Rich dark purple and violet with translucent blue-violet accents |
| Finish | Natural, unpolished surfaces showcasing a variety of growth textures |
| Origin | Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field, Wuyi County, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, China |
| Material | Details |
|---|---|
| Fluorite | Calcium Fluoride (CaF₂), celebrated for its striking hues and distinctive cubic crystal formations. |
| Construction | Hydrothermal fluorite featuring a dense arrangement of intergrown cubic crystals with unique stepped growth faces. |
| Surface Texture | Natural, unpolished finish showcasing a blend of translucent edges and intricate textured surfaces. |
| Fluorescence | Displays captivating blue-violet fluorescence when exposed to long-wave UV light. |
The Wuyi Fluorite Ore Field in Zhejiang Province, China, has a mining history extending to the early twentieth century. According to the Mystic Parcel Mineral Atlas, the region's fluorite developed through successive episodes of hydrothermal mineralization, as mineral-bearing fluids moved through openings in the surrounding rock and deposited calcium fluoride. These repeated episodes produced specimens exhibiting varied crystal habits, color zoning, and overlapping generations of growth.
Fluorite belongs to the halide mineral class and crystallizes in the cubic crystal system. Specimens from Wuyi exhibit several characteristic habits, including sharply defined cubes, octahedra, and rounded aggregates of smaller stepped crystals. Some material from the region also preserves dissolution and replacement textures associated with changing conditions during mineral formation.
This specimen presents a broad arrangement of closely packed cubic crystals, many displaying repeated steps and smaller crystal faces across their surfaces. These growth patterns create the layered appearance visible throughout the display face, while transmitted light reveals variations in the purple and blue coloration. Its reverse is notably irregular and pitted, providing a contrasting view of the specimen's structure, although the precise origin of those cavities has not been established.
This specimen was selected for its distinctive triangular formation and the density of cubic crystal growth across its surface. Unlike more evenly rounded clusters, the elongated plate narrows to a pronounced point, creating a strong geometric outline. The combination of dark stepped crystals, translucent edges, and long-wave UV fluorescence provides several different ways to appreciate the same mineral formation.
Fluorite is traditionally associated with clarity, focus, and balance. The repeated cubic geometry offers a visual reference for structure and organization, while the contrast between dark exterior surfaces and translucent interior areas may serve as a focal point for reflection. These associations are symbolic rather than scientifically established properties of the mineral.
For collectors, this specimen represents the diversity of fluorite growth associated with the Wuyi Ore Field, particularly its stepped cubic development and layered crystal arrangement. For intention buyers, its orderly geometric forms can be incorporated into personal spaces dedicated to concentration, meditation, or thoughtful decision-making.
