Monumental Bi-Face Fluorite Sculpture by Stillmantle

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A monumental natural Fluorite specimen selected for its rare dual-sided visual character, sculptural scale, and strong architectural presence. One face … Read more A monumental natural Fluorite specimen selected for its rare dual-sided visual character, sculptural scale, and strong architectural presence. One face features intergrown cubic crystal formations with deep teal, sea-green, and violet color zoning suspended within the glassy mineral structure. The reverse side reveals a contrasting field of soft green botryoidal and nodular texture, creating two distinct visual experiences within a single stone.

Standing approximately 12.6 inches tall when displayed vertically, this piece works beautifully as a statement shelf sculpture, console object, credenza accent, desk sculpture, or collectible mineral display. The contrast between precise cubic geometry and organic rounded mineral growth gives the specimen a quiet gallery-like quality suited to organic modern, minimalist, contemporary, and curated interiors.

Material & Details:
• Mineral: Natural cubic and botryoidal Fluorite
• Form: Dual-sided mineral sculpture with cubic crystal face and botryoidal reverse
• Dimensions: Approx. 320 x 184 x 83 mm / 12.6" H x 7.2" W x 3.3" D, depending on display orientation
• Color: Teal, sea green, violet, soft green, and natural mineral tones
• Surface: Raw, unpolished, and naturally formed
• Condition: New and unused natural mineral specimen
• Included: One natural bi-face Fluorite specimen
• Not included: Display stands, architectural plinths, bases, museum putty, vessels, botanicals, or styling props shown in photos

Please note that natural mineral specimens may show organic surface variation, asymmetrical crystal growth, natural fracture lines, inclusions, mineral overgrowths, uneven edges, and irregular raw texture. These characteristics are inherent to the stone and are not considered damage.

Display note: Due to the vertical form and irregular natural base, this specimen should be placed on a stable surface. A custom support, stand, or museum putty may be useful depending on the chosen display angle. See less