Guizhou Fluorite for Sale
Curated by Maggie Liu · 29 specimens available
This collection gathers available fluorite specimens whose individual records state Guizhou Province, China. Current material includes purple cubic and etched pieces, color-zoned crystals, drusy plates, and specimens described in the trade as showing a geometric or “QR pattern.” Those appearance terms help compare the photographed pieces; they do not identify a particular mine.
Judge each specimen from its own record: check the stated locality level, dimensions, crystal edges, contacts, repairs, matrix stability, and every available photograph. Fluorite is soft and cleaves readily, so small edge chips and cleaved corners matter. A Guizhou-level record stays Guizhou-level unless an original label or other reliable documentation supports a more specific source.
Every product card below represents an individually photographed specimen. Open the product page before purchase to confirm current availability, price, condition notes, associated minerals, and the exact locality wording that will accompany the piece.
Icy-Clear Fluorite with Quartz — Guizhou, China
Fluorite with Quartz — Guizhou, China
Cubic Fluorite with Quartz — Guizhou, China
Fluorite — Guizhou, China
Checkerboard-Pattern Fluorite — Guizhou, China · 21.6 cm
Purple Fluorite with Creedite — Guizhou, China
Purple Stepped Fluorite — Guizhou, China
Four Purple Fluorite with Quartz — Guizhou, China
Glassy Purple-Edged Fluorite with Quartz — Guizhou, China
Dark Purple Fluorite — Guizhou, China
Pale Lavender Fluorite on Dolomite, Guizhou, China
Velvet Purple Fluorite Cubes on Matrix, Guizhou
Purple Fluorite Cluster, Guizhou
Purple Fluorite Cluster, Textured Surface, Guizhou
Pale Amethyst Fluorite Cube Cluster, Guizhou
Purple Fluorite Cluster – Geometric Growth Pattern, Guizhou
Purple Fluorite Cubes on Matrix, Guizhou, China
Purple Fluorite – QR Code Pattern – Guizhou, China
Purple Fluorite Cubes with Golden Calcite – Guizhou, China
Deep Purple Fluorite Cluster – Cubic Crystals – Guizhou, China
Flower-Form Fluorite Crystal on Matrix – Guizhou, China
Frosted Fluorite Octahedron with Violet Core, Guizhou
Purple Fluorite Cube – QR Code Pattern – Guizhou, China
Green and Violet Fluorite Plate, Guizhou, China
Purple Fluorite on Dolomite – QR Code Pattern – Guizhou
Etched Violet Fluorite Cubes, Guizhou, China
Purple Fluorite Cluster – QR Pattern – Guizhou, China
Purple Fluorite Cubes on Drusy Plate, Guizhou Province, China
Deep Purple Fluorite Cluster – Guizhou Province, China
Recently sold — for reference
Fan-Shaped Purple Fluorite on Matrix, Guizhou
Fluorite with Purple Zonal Accents, Guizhou
Triangular Fluorite with Purple and Green Core, Guizhou
Blue and White Fluorite – QR Code Pattern – Guizhou, China
Purple Fluorite Cubic Crystal – Colour-Zoned – Guizhou, China
Frequently asked
Where can I buy Guizhou fluorite specimens?
This page groups currently available, individually photographed fluorite records assigned to Guizhou Province, China. Open each exact-piece listing to compare dimensions, price, crystal form, condition, associated minerals, and the stated locality level. The product photographs show the supplied specimen rather than a generic example.
Does a Guizhou label identify a specific mine?
No. Guizhou is a province-level locality, not a mine name. Colour, cubic form, etching, or a geometric growth pattern cannot safely upgrade that record. Keep the provenance at Guizhou, China unless an original label, invoice, or another reliable source documents a more specific mine or district.
What does QR-pattern fluorite mean?
QR-pattern is an informal visual trade description for stepped or geometric growth markings on some fluorite faces; it is not a mineral species, formal crystal habit, or proof of origin. Use it to compare appearance only, then rely on the individual record and provenance evidence for the locality claim.
How should I compare Guizhou fluorite online?
Compare colour and crystal form only after checking condition. Inspect cube edges, corners, cleaved faces, contacts, repairs, and matrix stability in every image. Then confirm dimensions and the precise locality wording. A smaller undamaged piece with clear documentation may be a better reference specimen than a larger contacted piece.