A Grade Candy Faceted Fluorite Crystal 40–60mm – Madagascar – Polished Rainbow Mineral – Certified Specimen

A Grade Candy Faceted Fluorite – Crystal – Madagascar All of our Crystals are 100% Genuine Specimens & come with a Certificate of Authenticity This listing features a stunning A-Grade Candy Faceted Fluorite Crystal from Madagascar, ranging in size from approximately 40–60mm. Each crystal is a vibrant, polished specimen with colourful zoning and exceptional clarity, showcasing nature’s artistry in candy-like hues of purple, green, blue, and yellow. Geological & Scientific Information: Mineral Type: Fluorite Chemical Formula: CaF₂ (Calcium Fluoride) Crystal System: Isometric (Cubic) Morphology Features: This is a faceted crystal, hand-cut to enhance colour zones and transparency Colour Zoning: Common hues include green, violet, blue, and clear – the banding is natural and unique to each piece Notable Properties: Fluorescent under UV light; highly valued for its vibrant colours and energetic properties Origin: Madagascar Family: Halides Super Family: Halogenides Order: Isometric minerals Depositional Environment: Typically forms in hydrothermal veins and cavities, often associated with lead and silver ores Geological Stage: Likely Neogene to present in origin, associated with volcanic and hydrothermal activity Collector Appeal & Metaphysical Uses: Fluorite is believed to assist in clarity, intuition, and emotional healing Popular for use in meditation, crystal grids, and as a collector’s display piece The faceted finish enhances its beauty and value, making it ideal for gifting or collecting Presentation: Scale Cube = 1cm (see photo for size reference) Each piece is individually photographed, so the crystal shown is an example of what you will receive Hand-selected for quality, colour zoning, and clarity Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity This vibrant candy-coloured Fluorite specimen from Madagascar adds colour, elegance, and high-grade mineral beauty to any collection. A must-have for both beginner and seasoned collectors of fine mineral specimens.