Heavy Metal Pocket Fluorite Crystal Clusters
Heavy Metal Pocket Fluorite
From the Diana Maria Mine in Durham England
Frosterley / Weardale area
These dusky and dark clusters definitely standout from the rest with their unique appearance. An assortment of heavy metals mixed with the fluorite pocket deep within the earth to create an interesting blend of crystals. If you're someone who likes a raw appearance to their crystals (like us), than these are right up your ally. Here's a but more about fluorite in general:
Fluorite is a calcium crystal that crystallizes in the form of masses, cubic, and octahedral crystals. It was first referenced in 1530 due to its important aid in flux production. It’s a commonly occurring mineral with a majority of veins and deposits all over the world. Multiple colors have been known to commonly occur on the same specimen and are known to be found near quartz and Calcite.
According to metaphysics: Fluorite is a crystal celebrated for its clarity and ability to enhance mental focus. Known for clearing negative energy, it aids in decision-making and brings balance to the mind. This powerful stone absorbs negativity, particularly within the aura and mind, allowing thoughts and ideas to flow freely and harmoniously.
All minerals, gems, stones and fossils are guaranteed to be top quality; sourced from ethical vendors around the world.
Heavy Metal Pocket Fluorite
From the Diana Maria Mine in Durham England
Frosterley / Weardale area
These dusky and dark clusters definitely standout from the rest with their unique appearance. An assortment of heavy metals mixed with the fluorite pocket deep within the earth to create an interesting blend of crystals. If you're someone who likes a raw appearance to their crystals (like us), than these are right up your ally. Here's a but more about fluorite in general:
Fluorite is a calcium crystal that crystallizes in the form of masses, cubic, and octahedral crystals. It was first referenced in 1530 due to its important aid in flux production. It’s a commonly occurring mineral with a majority of veins and deposits all over the world. Multiple colors have been known to commonly occur on the same specimen and are known to be found near quartz and Calcite.
According to metaphysics: Fluorite is a crystal celebrated for its clarity and ability to enhance mental focus. Known for clearing negative energy, it aids in decision-making and brings balance to the mind. This powerful stone absorbs negativity, particularly within the aura and mind, allowing thoughts and ideas to flow freely and harmoniously.
All minerals, gems, stones and fossils are guaranteed to be top quality; sourced from ethical vendors around the world.
Original: $225.00
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Heavy Metal Pocket Fluorite
From the Diana Maria Mine in Durham England
Frosterley / Weardale area
These dusky and dark clusters definitely standout from the rest with their unique appearance. An assortment of heavy metals mixed with the fluorite pocket deep within the earth to create an interesting blend of crystals. If you're someone who likes a raw appearance to their crystals (like us), than these are right up your ally. Here's a but more about fluorite in general:
Fluorite is a calcium crystal that crystallizes in the form of masses, cubic, and octahedral crystals. It was first referenced in 1530 due to its important aid in flux production. It’s a commonly occurring mineral with a majority of veins and deposits all over the world. Multiple colors have been known to commonly occur on the same specimen and are known to be found near quartz and Calcite.
According to metaphysics: Fluorite is a crystal celebrated for its clarity and ability to enhance mental focus. Known for clearing negative energy, it aids in decision-making and brings balance to the mind. This powerful stone absorbs negativity, particularly within the aura and mind, allowing thoughts and ideas to flow freely and harmoniously.
All minerals, gems, stones and fossils are guaranteed to be top quality; sourced from ethical vendors around the world.
