Blue translucent cubic Fluorite cluster resting on natural matrix, showing vivid blue cubic crystals
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg

Vendor:Rare Earth Gallery

Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg

$399.99

Translucent blue cubic Fluorite cluster on matrix from China measuring approximately 7.5" x 6" x 3" and weighing about 1,780 grams. Its crystalline form reveals a vibrant cubic structure set against a natural matrix, suited for mineral collectors and display purposes.

  • Substantial size and weight highlight its presence as a display specimen
  • Distinct blue cubic formations characteristic of Fluorite
  • Natural matrix base provides a grounded, organic contrast
  • Origin data denotes China as source locale
  • Offered by Rare Earth Gallery specializing in minerals and natural crystals

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Why Choose This Blue Fluorite on Matrix

Exact Details & Visual Characteristics

The details of Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg

Type
Fluorite
Color
Blue
Form
Cubic crystals
Matrix
Natural base rock
Origin
China
Weight
~1,780 grams
Measurements
~7.5" x 6" x 3"

What arrives

One Blue Fluorite on matrix specimen

Collector and Display Fit

Where It Belongs

Place on a stable surface or within a mineral collection display

Delivery and Returns Info

Shipping & Returns

Shipping Details

Shipping costs and delivery estimates available at checkout.
Supplier label created within two days.

Return Policy

30 day returns accepted with no label or restocking fees as per supplier policy.
Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg

Quiet blue, held in stone

Cubic fluorite blooms out of pale matrix—cool translucence, a soft inland sky caught under glass.

Earth’s geometry

Blue Fluorite on Matrix 1.8 kg

A field of cubes

Rooms can feel busy with objects that compete for attention.
This Blue Fluorite on Matrix gathers the gaze into one grounded moment—structured yet calm.
Its translucent cubes catch light without glare, giving depth instead of noise.

Calm that glints

At roughly 7.5 x 6 x 3 inches, the piece reads substantial without overwhelming a shelf or console.
The cluster’s cool tone tempers warm woods and textiles, while the rugged matrix keeps the composition honest.
It’s a small ritual of looking that changes as the day shifts.

For the collector at home

Someone who lives with objects that invite pause—design lovers, mineral collectors, and hosts who curate conversation pieces.

Where it lives

Set on a clear stand or low plinth near natural light to let the translucent blue fluorite cubes reveal their depth throughout the day.
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About Rare Earth Gallery

The Maker

Rare Earth Gallery brings natural history into interiors through a curated selection of minerals and collectibles. Based in Bellingham, WA, the supplier focuses on crystals, gemstones, jewelry, seashells and other natural creations chosen for color, formation, texture and visual presence. Each specimen is presented with dimensions, origin details, and notes about natural variation so buyers can weigh scale and character before committing. That attention to selection and detail makes Rare Earth Gallery a source of single, display-ready pieces—whether you seek a dramatic centerpiece for a shelf, a study specimen for a collection, or a small talisman to wear. If you care about one-of-a-kind geological character and visible presence, these finds merit a place in view.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About This Mineral

What are the approximate dimensions and weight?
About 7.5 x 6 x 3 inches and approximately 1,780 g (1.8 kg).
What exactly is included?
A translucent blue cubic fluorite cluster on its natural matrix, as shown in the photos.
Where is the specimen from?
It is noted as from China.
How blue does the fluorite appear in person?
The cubes show a soft, translucent blue that shifts with lighting and background, consistent with the photos.
How should I display it?
Place it on a stable surface or stand with moderate light so the cubic faces catch and diffuse light.