UK Fluorite Specimen - Milltown Quarry, Derbyshire
UK Fluorite Specimen - Milltown Quarry, Derbyshire
Product Information
A beautiful natural Fluorite mineral specimen from Milltown Quarry, Derbyshire, featuring an impressive covering of translucent cubic crystals across its natural matrix.
The specimen is densely crystallised, with overlapping Fluorite cubes ranging from pale honey and champagne tones through to soft smoky-grey areas. In the light, the individual crystal faces catch beautifully, revealing the distinctive geometric cubic structure for which Fluorite is so well known.
Measuring approximately 84.3 × 93.0mm, this is a substantial display specimen with plenty to explore up close. The contrast between the highly structured Fluorite crystals and rugged host rock preserves its natural geological character rather than presenting as a polished decorative crystal.
Most importantly, this is a British mineral specimen, originating from Milltown Quarry in Derbyshire. Locality specimens like this are particularly appealing to mineral collectors because their known origin forms an important part of the specimen's story and collectability.
About Fluorite
Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral famous for its incredible variety of colours and its highly recognisable cubic crystal habit.
Derbyshire has a particularly rich history of Fluorite mineralisation and is internationally known amongst collectors for its Fluorite deposits. This specimen displays the characteristic angular crystal growth beautifully, with numerous cubes clustered naturally across the matrix.
Associated Intention
Focus & Mental Clarity
Fluorite is traditionally associated with concentration, organisation and mental clarity. It is often chosen as a companion for studying, focused work or periods when thoughts feel particularly scattered.
Associated Chakra
Third Eye Chakra
Fluorite is commonly connected with the Third Eye Chakra, associated with intuition, perception and clarity of thought.
Product Details
- Material: Fluorite
- Locality: Milltown Quarry, Derbyshire, UK
- Formation: Cubic Crystal Cluster
- Approximately 84.3 × 93.0mm