Zhejiang Stepped Green Fluorite w custom light base
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Zhejiang Stepped Green Fluorite w custom light base Zhejiang fluorite, particularly from the Yiwu Mine, is known for its distinctive purple and green coloration, often exhibiting multigenerational growth with distinct color zones. It’s also recognized for its UV reactivity, meaning it fluoresces under black light. The fluorite from this region is found in various forms, including octahedral crystals and clusters, sometimes associated with quartz. Here’s a more detailed look at its properties: Appearance: Zhejiang fluorite typically displays a combination of purple and green hues, with some specimens showing distinct layers of these colors. It can be found in well-formed octahedral crystals or as clusters on a matrix, often with quartz. Coloration: While purple and green are common, other colors like yellow and colorless varieties can also be found, though less frequently. Fluorescence: A notable characteristic is its fluorescence under ultraviolet light, with some specimens exhibiting a vibrant glow. Crystal Structure: Zhejiang fluorite often forms in cubic or octahedral crystals. Metaphysical Properties: Some Etsy sellers say it’s believed to enhance mental clarity, focus, and creativity. It’s also thought to stimulate the brain and help with absorbing new information. Geological Context: The fluorite is associated with hydrothermal mineralization and is found in various locations within Zhejiang Province, including the Yiwu Mine and the Deqing Fluorite Mine. Rarity: While purple and green fluorite are relatively common, colorless, pink, and black fluorite are considered rarer.
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