Deep violet and emerald-green bands weave through this one-of-a-kind rainbow fluorite tower, revealing the stone's distinctive angular growth patterns in remarkable detail. One side has been polished to a mirror finish, while the natural crystal edge has been left intact, preserving a glimpse of the specimen's original form.
When illuminated from behind, the translucent fluorite comes alive with vivid layers of purple, teal, and smoky lavender. The characteristic stepped zoning records changes in the mineral-rich fluids from which the crystal grew, creating the geometric patterns that make fluorite one of the most recognizable collector minerals.
Standing six inches tall, this is an eye-catching display specimen that looks equally impressive in natural light or positioned where light can shine through it.
Details
Natural Rainbow Fluorite
Approx. 6.0 × 2.8 × 0.5 inches
332 g
Polished tower with natural raw crystal edge
Rich purple, green, and lavender color zoning
Translucent with excellent backlit display
One-of-a-kind collector specimen
Fluorite is composed of calcium fluoride and commonly forms in hydrothermal veins, where mineral-rich fluids slowly deposit successive layers of crystal. Trace elements and changing growth conditions produce the vibrant bands of purple, green, blue, and clear fluorite seen in exceptional specimens like this one.
You will receive the exact specimen shown.
