Nice Fluorite stone carving   -- Skull

Fluorite stone from China.

Each hand carved item is unique.
Material: Natural Fluorite
Condition: Brand New

Weight:  215.5 gram
Dimension: 60x43x43 mm

It is an excellent Skull Head carving artwork.
Good Quality Material & Fine Polishing.
No bonding. No chromatic color.
Ideal for collection or display on mantel, table or shelf.

The item is the exact one you will receive as pictured.

Please NOTE: the natural stone carving cannot be perfect, some of them may have more or less flaw.

Stone skulls have been around the world for centuries. From long in the past when they graced the palaces of emperors, the thrones of kings, and the work places of scholars, sages, doctors, and philosophers, right up to contemporary times. Stone skulls have proven their worth to those of us that search the world for beauty, that enquire for greater knowledge, that hope to heal life's hurts, and that dare to ponder the universe.

Functions of stone skulls

*self-healing  * psychic protection  * spiritual awakening

* dreamwork  * meditation

* crystal/gemstone/rock collection   

* one-of-a-kind sculpture artworks  *unique home/office/cafe/bar decoration 

* special gifts   

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Fluorite
Fluorite is a mineral with a veritable bouquet of brilliant colors. Fluorite is well known and prized for its glassy luster and rich variety of colors. The range of common colors for fluorite starting from the hallmark color purple, then blue, green, yellow, colorless, brown, pink, black and reddish orange is amazing and is only rivaled in color range by quartz. Intermediate pastels between the previously mentioned colors are also possible. It is easy to see why fluorite earns the reputation as "The Most Colorful Mineral in the World".
The many colors of fluorite are truly wonderful. The rich purple color is by far fluorite's most famous and popular color. It easily competes with the beautiful purple of amethyst. Often specimens of fluorite and amethyst with similar shades of purple are used in mineral identification classes to illustrate the folly of using color as the sole means to identify minerals.
The blue, green and yellow varieties of fluorite are also deeply colored, popular and attractive. The colorless variety is not as well received as the colored varieties, but their rarity still makes them sought after by collectors. A brown variety found in Ohio and elsewhere has a distinctive iridescence that improves an otherwise poor color for fluorite. The rarer colors of pink, reddish orange (rose) and even black are usually very attractive and in demand.