Cubic Fluorite on Botryoidal Quartz from Qinglong Mine, Guizhou, China

Dimension: 7.5cm x 6.8cm x 3.2cm
Weight: 146g
Locality: Qinglong Mine (Dachang Mine), Dachang Sb ore field, Qinglong County, Qianxinan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, China
 
A beautiful specimen featuring cubic Fluorite crystals perched onto a bed of translucent to creamy white Quartz which has a mounded, spherical habit.  The Fluorite crystals have modified, slightly deeper purple edges and corners composed of small, stepped surfaces.  The Fluorite crystals have a uniform deep purple color and the biggest Fluorite cube is measuring 2.7cm x 2.7cm.
 
I only brought back 35 pieces as most of them were either very damaged or not aesthetic enough for me.  Fluorite of these kinds from Qinglong Mine started appearing in the market in early 2019 and soon became popular amongst the Chinese mineral collectors so not everyone gets to see these beauties, at all!  The locals called it "The QR Code Fluorite" as some of them do have surfaces resembling the QR code.
 
Fluorite's Maintenance Advice:
 
Fluorite is extremely susceptible to sunlight, some colours fade slower than others, but they all fade under sunlight. The effect also happens under normal halogen light. Therefore keep Fluorite in a darker part of the home, away from direct sunlight unless it needs to be cleansed and charged. To cleanse and charge Fluorite, just pop it on a windowsill out of direct sunlight or even on a cloudy day for 10 minutes. If it doesn't feel like that is enough, you can use reiki or sound too.