Mined from: Koh-i-Maran, Kalat District, Balochistan, Pakistan Description: This one of a kind Fluorite mineral specimen from Pakistan features a cluster of large, intergrown cubic crystals with a smoky blue-grey to violet-grey colour. The crystals show strong stepped growth patterns, etched surface markings, and layered cubic faces, giving the piece a blocky, architectural look. Some edges are lighter and more translucent, while the deeper areas have darker smoky tones, with small tan and white matrix remnants visible on the underside and along a few edges. The specimen has a solid display shape with several overlapping crystal faces and a good amount of natural surface texture throughout. Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral valued by collectors for its strong cubic form, wide colour range, and tendency to show colour zoning. Pakistan has produced several styles of fluorite, including blue and purple stepped cubes from Balochistan. Based on the colour and stacked cubic habit, this specimen may be from the Koh-i-Maran area of Kalat District or another Balochistan locality, though the exact mine cannot be confirmed from photographs alone. Comparable material from Koh-i-Maran is known for blue to purple zoning, smoky areas, and stepped or phantom cubic growth. In spiritual traditions, fluorite is commonly associated with concentration, organization, and clear thinking. Blue fluorite is often linked with calm communication and a more orderly state of mind. These are traditional beliefs rather than scientifically proven effects. Quantity: 1pc With this product, you will get the actual stone in the photograph. We do what we can to buy good quality products and price them honestly. The rocks may differ from the photos, but we hope we do them justice.
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