Chinese Fluorite for Sale

China is the most important fluorite source of the modern collector market, and the reason is variety rather than volume: the Yaogangxian Mine in Hunan gives glassy purple and green cubes on quartz; Xianghualing, also in Hunan, produces pale green and colorless octahedra and cube-octahedra; Fujian and Zhejiang yield saturated green and blue-green cubes, often in stepped clusters; Guizhou pockets carry lilac and blue tones; and Inner Mongolia’s Huanggang district adds pink and purple fluorite with quartz and arsenopyrite. A collector can build an entire habit-and-color study from Chinese material alone.

Because the same species comes from so many Chinese districts, the locality line is the first thing to read on any listing. A cube from Yaogangxian and a cube from Fujian are different collectibles with different price expectations, and “China” alone is not a locality. Every specimen in this collection states the most specific locality we can document, and we do not upgrade a country-level attribution to a mine from color or habit.

Each piece here is the exact specimen you receive — hand-sourced in China by our curator Maggie Liu, individually numbered, weighed and measured, and photographed under 5500K daylight with damage disclosed. Insured, tracked shipping worldwide, free over US$38, with import duties covered on eligible routes and 14-day returns.