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Colombian fluorite 61.44ct loose (UV)
¥9,800
Fluorite is popular among collectors because it comes in a wide variety of colors. The Japanese name is ``fluorite,'' and its name comes from the Latin word for ``melting, flowing.'' It is said that when the stone is heated strongly, it glows blue-white. I'd like to give it a try.
When illuminated with a black light, it fluoresces blue.
It was purchased from Colombia, and is presumed to be from Colombia based on its characteristics.
*As it is scientifically difficult to prove the origin, we cannot guarantee the origin.
・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Fluorite
・Weight: 61.44ct
・Scratches/chips: - ・Inclusion: - ·remarks:---
・Accessories: Karatz quality guarantee card, case
▷For more information about Fluorite
The appeal of fluorite | Characteristics, meaning of the name, shape of the rough stone, types, etc.
*We try to make sure that the colors in the photos are the same as the real thing, but the colors may look slightly different from the real thing depending on the lighting at the time of shooting and the monitor environment you are using. In addition, some photos may be taken using penlights.
*Click here for information on scratches, chips, treatments, and inclusions.
*For other frequently asked questions, please click here .
karatz_item_id: 12520894
When illuminated with a black light, it fluoresces blue.
It was purchased from Colombia, and is presumed to be from Colombia based on its characteristics.
*As it is scientifically difficult to prove the origin, we cannot guarantee the origin.
・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Fluorite
・Weight: 61.44ct
・Scratches/chips: - ・Inclusion: - ·remarks:---
・Accessories: Karatz quality guarantee card, case
▷For more information about Fluorite
The appeal of fluorite | Characteristics, meaning of the name, shape of the rough stone, types, etc.
*We try to make sure that the colors in the photos are the same as the real thing, but the colors may look slightly different from the real thing depending on the lighting at the time of shooting and the monitor environment you are using. In addition, some photos may be taken using penlights.
*Click here for information on scratches, chips, treatments, and inclusions.
*For other frequently asked questions, please click here .
karatz_item_id: 12520894
