Yellow Purple Fluorite Specimen by Stillmantle

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A rare natural Yellow and Purple Botryoidal Fluorite specimen selected for its dramatic color contrast, rounded grape-like crystal formations, and … Read more A rare natural Yellow and Purple Botryoidal Fluorite specimen selected for its dramatic color contrast, rounded grape-like crystal formations, and substantial sculptural presence. Luminous yellow botryoidal Fluorite spheres emerge across a dark midnight-purple Fluorite matrix, creating a striking natural composition with both softness and geological weight.

At approximately 13.7 inches wide, this piece reads as a statement mineral sculpture rather than a small decorative crystal. It works beautifully as a console object, credenza accent, coffee table sculpture, gallery shelf piece, or collectible mineral display. The contrast between the rounded yellow crystal growth and rugged purple matrix makes it especially suited to organic modern, wabi-sabi, contemporary, minimalist, and curated interiors.

Material & Details:
• Mineral: Natural Yellow Botryoidal Fluorite on Dark Purple Fluorite Matrix
• Form: Raw bi-color Fluorite matrix with rounded botryoidal crystal growth
• Dimensions: Approx. 350 x 220 x 72 mm / 13.7" W x 8.6" D x 2.8" H
• Color: Yellow, golden yellow, dark purple, violet, and natural mineral tones
• Surface: Raw, unpolished, and naturally formed
• Condition: New and unused natural mineral specimen
• Included: One natural Yellow and Purple Botryoidal Fluorite specimen
• Not included: Display bases, travertine slabs, architectural plinths, botanicals, vessels, or styling props shown in photos

Please note that natural mineral specimens may show organic surface variation, asymmetrical crystal growth, natural fracture lines, inclusions, mineral overgrowths, uneven edges, and irregular raw texture. These characteristics are inherent to the stone and are not considered damage. Product photos are intended to represent the overall color, scale, texture, and character of the piece; slight visual variations may occur due to natural formation, lighting, and display angle. See less