Primary Mineral: Fluorite
Secondary Mineral: Botryoidal

Size: 2 inches x 2 inches  
Weight: 87 g  

Locality: Nashik, Maharashtra, India 

Introducing a once-in-a-lifetime collector’s specimen — a Dark Purple Botryoidal Fluorite so rare, it stands alone in the world in this intensity of color and perfection of form. This breathtaking piece is not only 100% natural and self-standing, but it also showcases a perfectly spherical botryoidal form, rarely seen in Fluorite, and almost never in such deep, regal purple tones.

This is the only known specimen of its kind globally in this shade of deep violet-purple, making it a true one-off collector’s treasure. The rarity is enhanced by the flawless, orb-like botryoidal structure — nature's sculptural masterpiece.

The sphere displays a rich, saturated dark purple hue with natural zoning that adds depth and intrigue, capturing light in a way that makes it appear almost velvet-textured. This is not the usual pastel or lavender Fluorite — this is museum-grade coloration.

The spherical formation is not just aesthetically captivating; it is a geological phenomenon. Fluorite rarely forms in such pure botryoidal shapes, and when it does, it typically lacks clarity, symmetry, or color saturation. This piece breaks all norms.

The deep purple orb rests atop a shimmering bed of white matrix crystals that contrast beautifully, enhancing the visual appeal and ensuring natural self-standing stability for display without any support.

This specimen is visually striking from every angle — ideal for elite collectors, high-end galleries, or those seeking the ultimate natural conversation piece. It needs no stand, no enhancement, and no explanation — it simply commands attention.

With its absolute uniqueness, intense color, and natural formation, this Fluorite piece stands not only as a geological rarity but also as a high-value investment specimen for the future.

# B 7035