A raw blueberry fluorite specimen displayed next to a British coin for scale, on a white background.

Blueberry Fluorite Specimen

£12.00
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A raw blueberry fluorite specimen displayed next to a British coin for scale, on a white background.

Blueberry Fluorite Specimen

£12.00

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Blueberry Fluorite Specimen

Rich, deep, and intensely saturated — Blueberry Fluorite is among the most coveted colour varieties of this beloved mineral. Named for its deep blue-purple hue reminiscent of ripe blueberries.

Physical Properties

  • Fluorite — Chemical Formula: CaF₂ | Hardness: 4 (Mohs) | Crystal System: Isometric (Cubic) | Lustre: Vitreous | Transparency: Transparent to translucent | Colour: Deep blue-purple (“blueberry”) — coloration attributed to trace amounts of yttrium, cerium, or exposure to natural radiation during formation

Geology & Formation

Fluorite forms as a hydrothermal mineral in veins associated with granites and other igneous rocks, as well as in sedimentary limestone environments. The deep blue-purple “blueberry” coloration is among the rarer and more sought-after natural colour variants, influenced by trace rare earth elements and the conditions under which the crystals grew. Significant sources of deeply coloured blue-purple Fluorite include deposits in China and parts of South America, where slow crystal growth in mineral-rich fluids produces the intense saturation collectors prize.

Crystal Properties

  • Fluorite — widely regarded as the “Genius Stone,” associated with mental clarity, focus, and the absorption of negative energy. The blue-purple variety is particularly linked to the third eye and throat chakras, supporting intuition, clear communication, and spiritual awareness. An excellent stone for meditation, study, and creative work.

Specimen Details

  • Weight: approx. 65g
  • Type: Natural mineral specimen / display piece

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