Green and Purple Octahedral Fluorite Specimen Jiangxi China

This Green and Purple Octahedral fluorite specimen is a striking example of bi-color halide crystallization from the famous mining regions of Jiangxi Province, China. The piece features well-defined octahedral crystals that showcase sharp triangular faces and geometric step-growth patterns. The stone exhibits distinct color zoning, where deep purple cores transition into vibrant, emerald-green outer edges. This dual-color distribution reflects changes in trace element concentrations and temperature fluctuations within the mineralizing fluids as the crystals grew inside the hydrothermal cavity.

Adding to the visual complexity of this Green and Purple Octahedral fluorite specimen is a dusting of natural sugar druzy across select crystal faces and matrix pockets. This microcrystalline quartz coating creates a glittering, sparkling effect when illuminated under direct display lighting, providing a stark texture contrast against the smooth, glassy faces of the primary fluorite crystals. Registering a 4 on the Mohs scale for the fluorite and a 7 for the quartz druzy, this unrefined piece captures a multi-stage mineral deposition sequence preserved in its authentic raw state.

Because this Green and Purple Octahedral fluorite specimen is completely natural and unaltered, each piece offers an unrepeatable balance of color saturation, crystal habit, and druzy coverage. The sharp, eight-sided crystalline forms demonstrate classic isometric growth habits, making it an excellent educational reference piece for systematic mineral collections. Every specimen is carefully secured with heavy-duty protective cushioning to shield the delicate octahedral points, crisp crystal edges, and micro-quartz druzy during transit.

Locality: Jiangxi China

Weight: 216g

Size: 3in x 2.25in x 2in