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Rare Blue Fluorite Rough Specimen | Large Natural Cubic Cluster (5 lb)

Rare Blue Fluorite Rough Specimen | Large Natural Cubic Cluster (5 lb)

Our Price $192.50 USD
Actual Price  $385.00 USD Our Price  $192.50 USD
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Description

8" × 8" | 5 lbs — currently half off (was $385).

A rare, one-of-a-kind rough blue fluorite specimen with deep indigo and vivid blue cubic crystal clusters rising over a soft lavender-blue druzy surface. Purple and cream fluorite and matrix accents rim the edges, giving this piece striking color contrast and classic cubic habit. The exact specimen pictured is the one you receive.

Details

  • Dimensions: approximately 8" × 8"
  • Weight: 5 lbs
  • Form: natural rough cubic fluorite cluster with druzy
  • Rarity: large, richly colored blue fluorite of this quality is uncommon

Metaphysical Properties

In traditional crystal lore, blue fluorite is believed to support mental clarity, focus, and calm, clear communication. It is often associated with cleansing and organizing energy, and with strengthening intuition. Many practitioners connect it with the Throat and Third Eye chakras. Blue fluorite is commonly linked with Pisces and Capricorn. These associations are traditional beliefs and are not medical claims.

Origin

Quality deep-blue fluorite is best known from classic localities such as China’s Hunan and Jiangxi mines, Mexico (including Chihuahua and Durango), England’s Blue John and Weardale/Rogerley districts, and the Illinois–Kentucky fluorspar region—places celebrated for vivid blue-to-violet cubes and clusters. This listing’s locality is not independently verified for this exact piece; the note above describes where comparable material is typically sourced.

A statement display specimen for collectors, crystal lovers, and anyone drawn to rare natural color.