Collector’s Note: A collector’s-grade, fluorescent yellow fluorite from the famed Moscona mine, Asturias, Spain — an exceptional example that marries vivid fluorescence with sculptural crystal form and pristine provenance. Ideal for educational displays, museum acquisition, or as a keystone in a high-profile collection of fluorescence. Moscona yellow fluorite of this quality with this degree of fluorescence and luster is highly collectible and rarely offered on the typical market.
Overview: This specimen presents a striking, saturated honey-to-amber color in daylight that transforms under longwave UV into an electrifying, inner-lit glow — the hallmark of Moscona fluorite.
The fluorite crystals are well-formed, with crisp, euhedral edges and a glassy luster that refracts light across complex internal zoning, making it a prize amongst advanced collectors.
Secondary matrix is minimal and aesthetically integrated, allowing the fluorite to read as a refined sculptural object rather than a raw chunk of ore.
Moscona yellow fluorite isn’t one often seen in the traditional market. Because of this, it occupies a rarefied place in elite collections. The combination of intense visible color, high-impact fluorescence, and clean crystallography is seldom found in a single specimen.
Pieces like this are suited for discerning collectors who require both scientific interest and gallery-quality aesthetic presence. It photographs exquisitely under mixed lighting and performs spectacularly in curated UV display cabinets.
Highlights: Strong, instantaneous yellow vivid under longwave UV. Sharp euhedral terminations, minimal etching, exceptional clarity for Moscona yellow fluorite. Stable, non-fractured crystals; secure attachment to matrix.
Investment Consideration: Fluorescent Moscona fluorite sits at the intersection of scientific interest and decorative desirability. Demand among advanced collectors and museums remains strong for pieces that combine notable fluorescence with museum-quality crystallography and clean provenance. A specimen of this caliber is likely to appreciate relative to more common, lower-grade material.
Origin: Moscona Mine, Asturias, Spain
Dimensions: 2.5”x3”x2.25”
Weight: 245g
Metaphysical Properties:
Fluorite is absolutely one of my favorites for shadow work. Its gentle energy has a way of grounding and focusing the mind like no other.
If your thoughts tends to wander when you are setting intentions, let me tell you, rainbow fluorite is the stone for you. There is something truly special about the way it helps a person connect with their innermost thoughts and emotions.
On a personal level, I have found that fluorite has a profound effect on my anxiety stemming from ADHD. It has a way of quieting the endless stream of "what ifs" that usually plague my mind, bringing me a sense of calm and clarity that feels like a warm embrace.
Collector’s Note: A collector’s-grade, fluorescent yellow fluorite from the famed Moscona mine, Asturias, Spain — an exceptional example that marries vivid fluorescence with sculptural crystal form and pristine provenance. Ideal for educational displays, museum acquisition, or as a keystone in a high-profile collection of fluorescence. Moscona yellow fluorite of this quality with this degree of fluorescence and luster is highly collectible and rarely offered on the typical market.
Overview: This specimen presents a striking, saturated honey-to-amber color in daylight that transforms under longwave UV into an electrifying, inner-lit glow — the hallmark of Moscona fluorite.
The fluorite crystals are well-formed, with crisp, euhedral edges and a glassy luster that refracts light across complex internal zoning, making it a prize amongst advanced collectors.
Secondary matrix is minimal and aesthetically integrated, allowing the fluorite to read as a refined sculptural object rather than a raw chunk of ore.
Moscona yellow fluorite isn’t one often seen in the traditional market. Because of this, it occupies a rarefied place in elite collections. The combination of intense visible color, high-impact fluorescence, and clean crystallography is seldom found in a single specimen.
Pieces like this are suited for discerning collectors who require both scientific interest and gallery-quality aesthetic presence. It photographs exquisitely under mixed lighting and performs spectacularly in curated UV display cabinets.
Highlights: Strong, instantaneous yellow vivid under longwave UV. Sharp euhedral terminations, minimal etching, exceptional clarity for Moscona yellow fluorite. Stable, non-fractured crystals; secure attachment to matrix.
Investment Consideration: Fluorescent Moscona fluorite sits at the intersection of scientific interest and decorative desirability. Demand among advanced collectors and museums remains strong for pieces that combine notable fluorescence with museum-quality crystallography and clean provenance. A specimen of this caliber is likely to appreciate relative to more common, lower-grade material.
Origin: Moscona Mine, Asturias, Spain
Dimensions: 2.5”x3”x2.25”
Weight: 245g
Metaphysical Properties:
Fluorite is absolutely one of my favorites for shadow work. Its gentle energy has a way of grounding and focusing the mind like no other.
If your thoughts tends to wander when you are setting intentions, let me tell you, rainbow fluorite is the stone for you. There is something truly special about the way it helps a person connect with their innermost thoughts and emotions.
On a personal level, I have found that fluorite has a profound effect on my anxiety stemming from ADHD. It has a way of quieting the endless stream of "what ifs" that usually plague my mind, bringing me a sense of calm and clarity that feels like a warm embrace.
