Fluorite Tower With Natural Cavities and Feather inclusions 1.2KG

This specimen features natural cavities formed during crystal growth, where sections developed unevenly or surrounding material dissolved away, revealing parts of the stone’s internal structure. The tower also shows feather inclusions, delicate internal patterns created by small fractures during formation that resemble fine feathers suspended within the crystal.

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral that forms in hydrothermal environments where mineral rich fluids circulate through fractures within surrounding rock. Variations in trace elements and growth conditions produce Fluorite’s wide range of colours and internal features.

Traditionally associated with mental clarity, focus and energetic balance, Fluorite is often linked with the Heart and Third Eye Chakras, where it is chosen to support calm concentration and organised thinking.

Care: Safe for brief water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

Fluorite Tower With Natural Cavities 1.2KG

This particular Fluorite Tower features natural cavities, formed during the mineral’s development when areas of the crystal structure grew unevenly or where surrounding material dissolved away. These natural pockets add geological character and provide a glimpse into the conditions under which the Fluorite formed.

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral that develops in hydrothermal environments where mineral rich fluids circulate through fractures within surrounding rock. Depending on trace elements and growth conditions, Fluorite can display a wide range of colours and internal zoning.

Traditionally associated with mental clarity, focus and energetic balance, Fluorite is often linked with the Heart and Third Eye Chakras, where it is chosen to support calm concentration and organised thinking.

Care: Safe for brief water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

Green Fluorite Statement Tower 1.2KG

This specimen features natural phantom inclusions, visible as faint internal outlines that record earlier stages of crystal growth. These layered formations occur when mineral growth pauses and resumes again, leaving subtle “ghost” shapes within the Fluorite that capture its geological history.

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral that forms in hydrothermal environments where mineral rich fluids circulate through fractures in surrounding rock. Variations in trace elements and growth conditions give Fluorite its wide colour range, with green Fluorite especially valued for its clarity and calming appearance.

Each piece is completely natural and unique, with variations in colour zoning, transparency and internal structure reflecting the conditions present during formation.

Traditionally associated with mental clarity, focus and energetic balance, Fluorite is often linked with the Heart and Third Eye Chakras, where it is chosen to support calm concentration and organised thinking.

Care: Safe for brief water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

Green Fluorite Statement Tower 1.6KG

At the top of this tower a natural purple phantom is visible, catching the light and marking an earlier stage of crystal growth within the Fluorite. Near the base of the tower there is a natural cavity, formed during the crystal’s development, adding further geological character to the piece.

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral that forms in hydrothermal environments where mineral rich fluids circulate through fractures within surrounding rock. Variations in trace elements and growth conditions create Fluorite’s wide spectrum of colours, with green Fluorite particularly valued for its clarity and calming appearance.

Each specimen is completely natural and unique, with differences in colour, internal structure and growth features reflecting the conditions present during formation.

Traditionally associated with mental clarity, focus and energetic balance, Fluorite is often linked with the Heart and Third Eye Chakras, where it is chosen to support calm concentration and clear thinking.

Care: Safe for brief water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

Green Fluorite Statement Tower 1.3KG

This Green Fluorite statement tower weighs approximately 1.3kg, with a beautifully polished surface that reveals the stone’s soft green tones and internal phantom formations. The tower shape enhances the natural structure of the mineral while allowing light to pass through the crystal, highlighting its layered internal features.

Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral that forms in hydrothermal environments where mineral rich fluids move through fractures within rock. Its colours can range widely depending on trace elements and growth conditions, with green Fluorite particularly valued for its clarity and gentle translucency.

Traditionally associated with mental clarity, focus and energetic balance, Fluorite is often linked with the Heart and Third Eye Chakras, where it is chosen to support calm concentration and clear thinking.

Care: Safe to water cleanse

Seraphinite Specimen 200g, Russia

Location: Kola Peninsula , Russia

This Seraphinite specimen features a striking combination of natural rough surface and polished face. Seraphinite is a variety of Clinochlore within the Chlorite mineral group, recognised for its rich green colour and characteristic silvery chatoyant patterns. These reflective markings are created by the internal fibrous structure of the mineral, which catches and reflects light to produce the soft feathered appearance for which Seraphinite is known.

Each specimen is completely natural and unique, with variations in pattern and colour reflecting the mineral conditions present during formation.

Traditionally associated with inner peace, spiritual awareness and gentle reflection, Seraphinite is often linked with the Heart Chakra, where it is chosen to support emotional balance and compassion.

Please Note: Although Seraphinite is generally considered safe for water cleansing, this specimen is not recommended for water exposure due to its mixed finish. Clean gently with a soft dry cloth only.

Smokey Quartz Gwindel 9.3cm, Mont Blanc, France

This Quartz Gwindel specimen comes from Les Courtes in the Talèfre Basin of the Mont Blanc Massif, France, a locality well known for producing exceptional Alpine quartz crystals. The specimen displays the distinctive twisted growth habit that defines a true gwindel, where the quartz develops with a gentle rotational structure rather than forming straight prismatic points.

This particular piece also shows natural Chlorite inclusions, visible as soft green mineral traces within the crystal. Chlorite commonly forms alongside Alpine Quartz within mountain fissures, and these inclusions reflect the mineral rich environment in which the crystal developed.

Gwindels are considered one of the rarest natural growth formations of Quartz. During formation within Alpine fissures, the crystal grows while slowly rotating along its axis, producing the characteristic curved or slightly spiralled structure. Because this unusual growth occurs only under very specific geological conditions, genuine gwindels are highly prized by mineral collectors.

Traditionally associated with clarity, amplification and energetic alignment, Quartz is often linked to the Crown Chakra and is valued for its ability to focus and amplify intention during meditation or reflective practices.

Care: Quartz is suitable for water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

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Smokey Quartz Gwindel 8cm, Mont Blanc, France

This Quartz Gwindel specimen originates from Les Courtes in the Talèfre Basin of the Mont Blanc Massif, France, one of the most renowned Alpine mineral localities. The crystal displays the characteristic twisted growth that defines a true Gwindel, where the quartz develops with a gentle rotational structure rather than forming in straight prismatic points. This particular Gwindel displays natural Chlorite inclusions, visible within and across parts of the specimen. Chlorite often forms alongside Alpine Quartz within fissures in the mountain rock, creating soft green inclusions that reflect the mineral rich environment in which the crystal developed.

Gwindels are among the rarest natural growth formations of Quartz. During formation within Alpine fissures, the crystal grows while slowly rotating along its axis, creating the distinctive curved and slightly spiralled appearance. This process only occurs under very specific geological conditions, making genuine gwindels highly sought after by collectors and mineral enthusiasts.

Each gwindel is completely natural and unique, with subtle variations in twist, clarity and surface texture reflecting the conditions under which the crystal formed within the mountain’s fissures.

Traditionally associated with clarity, amplification and energetic alignment, Quartz is often linked with the Crown Chakra and is valued for its ability to focus and amplify intention during meditation or reflective practices.

Care: Quartz is suitable for water cleansing. Clean gently with water or a soft cloth if required.

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Sugilite Rough Mineral 3.44gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

This Sugilite rough specimen displays the deep purple tones that are characteristic of this rare mineral. As a natural rough piece, the surface retains its original formation texture, revealing subtle colour variations and natural structure created during geological growth.

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi. Each specimen is entirely natural and unique, with variations in tone and internal structure reflecting the mineral conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

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Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.18gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Some of the most sought after material originates from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its vivid colour and rarity have made it highly valued by collectors.

Each specimen is completely natural and unique, with subtle variations in colour and structure reflecting the mineral conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

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Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.65gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms within manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first documented in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, whose name it now carries. Today, some of the most notable Sugilite specimens come from manganese deposits in South Africa, where the mineral’s vibrant colour and limited availability make it particularly desirable among collectors.

Each specimen is completely natural and unique, with variations in tone, pattern and structure reflecting the conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 0.98gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that develops within manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Some of the most recognised material comes from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its strong colour and limited occurrence make it particularly sought after.

Each specimen is entirely natural and unique, with subtle differences in colour and structure shaped by the conditions present during its formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is commonly linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is often chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.95gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Some of the most well known material originates from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its vivid colouring and limited availability have made it highly desirable among collectors.

Each Sugilite specimen is completely natural and one of a kind, with variations in colour and internal structure reflecting the mineral conditions present during its formation. As a natural rough piece, its surface retains the raw texture created during formation, highlighting the stone’s natural structure and colour variation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is chosen to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Please Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 1.81gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. The mineral was first identified in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, from whom it takes its name. Today, some of the most notable Sugilite material originates from manganese deposits in South Africa, where its vivid colouring and rarity have made it highly sought after by collectors.

Every Sugilite specimen is completely natural and unique, with subtle variations in colour and structure reflecting the mineral conditions during formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is commonly linked to the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is often chosen to support intuition, clarity and thoughtful reflection.

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently with a soft cloth rather than water.

Please Note: Display case not included. Please shop HERE if you would like to purchase one separately.

Sugilite Rough Mineral 2.57gr, South Africa

Location: Wessels Mine, South Africa

Sugilite is a rare potassium sodium lithium iron manganese silicate mineral that forms in manganese rich environments under specific geological conditions. First discovered in Japan in 1944 by petrologist Kenichi Sugi, it remains one of the more sought after minerals due to its limited deposits and intense natural colouring. Some of the most recognised specimens originate from manganese mines in South Africa.

Each Sugilite piece is completely natural and unique, with its colour and internal patterns reflecting the mineral conditions present during formation.

Traditionally associated with spiritual awareness and inner strength, Sugilite is often linked with the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, where it is believed to support intuition, clarity and deeper reflection. 

Care: Sugilite is best kept dry and should be cleaned gently using a soft cloth rather than water.

The Sugilite in this listing is photographed both wet and dry to show how the colour and texture may appear under different lighting and surface conditions.

Please Note: Display case not included, please shop HERE

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