Green Fluorite Tumbled Stone VG158

$34.00

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Description
  • Material: Green Fluorite
  • Product Type: Tumbled Stone
  • Quantity: Set of 40-60 Stones

What Makes the Green Fluorite Tumbled Stone Special?
Green Fluorite displays gentle green hues that range from translucent mint to deeper earthy tones, often showing subtle internal patterns. The tumbled shape enhances its natural translucency while creating a smooth, tactile surface ideal for display or handling. Each stone measures approximately 1.5 cm, making it versatile for jewelry crafting, terrarium decoration, or a standalone presentation. This wholesale set ensures consistency in quality while celebrating the unique variations inherent to natural gemstones.

1. History

Fluorite, also called fluorspar, is the mineral form of calcium fluoride (CaF2) and belongs to the halide minerals, usually crystallising in an isometric cubic habit; green fluorite is one of its common colour forms. Fluorite has been used as a smelting flux since the 16th century, and the word "fluorescence" also derives from fluorite because of its glow under ultraviolet light. The green variety has long been prized by collectors for its fresh colour and subtle internal banding, and it is one of the most common fluorite colour types on the crystal market.

2. Origin

Fluorite comes from China, Mexico, South Africa, the United States (Illinois), the United Kingdom and Mongolia; it commonly forms in hydrothermal veins, with colour and banding reflecting changes in trace-element content during crystallisation. This item is a tumbled stone; the product page lists the material as Green Fluorite, the product type as Tumbled Stone and the quantity as a set of 40-60 stones each measuring approximately 1.5 cm, showing gentle green hues from translucent mint to deeper earthy tones, often with subtle internal patterns.

3. Usage

The product page notes that the tumbled shape enhances the stone's natural translucency while creating a smooth, tactile surface ideal for display or handling, and that at about 1.5 cm each stone is versatile for jewellery crafting, terrarium decoration or a standalone presentation, with the wholesale set ensuring consistency in quality while celebrating the unique variations inherent to natural gemstones. Fluorite has a Mohs hardness of about 4 with perfect cleavage, so abrasive contact, knocks, prolonged sun and soaking should be avoided and a soft cloth used for cleaning.

4. Benefits & Suitable For

In common crystal usage, fluorite is called the "genius stone", said to sharpen focus and mental clarity and to support rational thinking, which makes it popular for study and work settings; the green variety is more often linked with clearing the mind and smoothing emotions. It suits students needing long concentration, professionals needing clear judgement, and anyone wanting fewer distracting thoughts. For shops, its bright, translucent green and consistent size make it well suited as an entry-level line, a craft material and a crystal-grid component, and easy to group with other green stones.