Name: Rainbow Fluorite Polished Slab | 5.5 × 2.75 × 0.25 in | 6.74 oz
Brand: Roosters Peacock
SKU: RP-CRY-RFL-SLB-001
Price: 22.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Rainbow Fluorite crystal elongated slab thin green to violet natural banding angled photo

Rainbow Fluorite Polished Slab | 5.5 × 2.75 × 0.25 in | 6.74 oz

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ONE UNIQUE RAINBOW FLUORITE SLAB AVAILABLE — $22.00.
Colors: Soft blue-green, aqua, lavender, purple and pale translucent mineral zones.
Size: 5½ inches long × 2¾ inches wide × ¼ inch thick.
Weight: 6.74 oz. You will receive the exact fluorite slab in the original photographs.

Explore the quiet beauty of natural color bands in this polished Rainbow Fluorite slab, a slim, elongated mineral slice with an irregular angled outline, translucent blue-green zones and violet-to-lavender stripes. Its softly contrasting internal lines and intersecting veins reveal a different pattern as light passes across the stone. Each view shows the individuality of this one-of-a-kind specimen, including natural mineral lines and some visible surface marks. The photograph gallery shows the actual piece from different faces and angles; no generic example stones are substituted.

Exact Size and Details

Mineral: Rainbow Fluorite (CaF₂, calcium fluoride)
Shape: Polished, irregular elongated flat slab / mineral slice — not a tower or point
Length: 5½ inches
Width: 2¾ inches
Thickness: ¼ inch
Weight: 6.74 oz (approximately 191 g)
Appearance: Translucent pale green-blue and purple bands; characteristic linear internal boundaries, fine visible lines and surface markings
Availability: ONE original specimen; exact stone shown

The Mineral Story of Fluorite

Fluorite, also called fluorspar, belongs to the halide mineral class and forms in the cubic (isometric) crystal system. Its chemical composition is calcium fluoride (CaF₂). The Latin root fluere, “to flow,” reflects its long use as a flux in metalworking. Fluorite became especially admired by collectors because it can display green, purple, yellow, blue and clear varieties, sometimes arranged in striking bands within a single specimen. Different colors are influenced by changes in trace elements, defects and geological growth conditions. Rainbow Fluorite is a trade description for naturally multicolored fluorite, not a separate mineral species.

Historically, fluorite has been fashioned into ornamental carvings, decorative objects and collector specimens. In modern lapidary work, its light transmission and color zoning make polished slabs particularly attractive when placed near soft, indirect light.

Folklore, Symbolism and Crystal Traditions

Contemporary crystal traditions often associate rainbow fluorite with mental clarity, focus, decision-making and balance. Its changing colors are used symbolically to suggest seeing several perspectives at once, organizing scattered thoughts and adapting thoughtfully when plans change. Purple zones are sometimes connected with intuition and reflection, while green tones are linked with growth, renewal and a sense of harmony.

Focus and organization: A visual reminder to pause and sort through priorities
Adaptability: A symbol of creative problem-solving and open-mindedness
Calm perspective: Often displayed in study spaces, work areas or meditation corners
Intuition and reflection: Common associations in contemporary crystal practices

Modern chakra correspondences: Third Eye and Heart, sometimes Crown depending on color. These are cultural and spiritual associations rather than scientifically established effects.

Display and Care

Use this slender slab in a mineral display, on a padded stand, or as a decorative accent where its natural banding is visible. Fluorite is a relatively soft stone, about 4 on the Mohs scale, with four directions of perfect cleavage. Handle this ¼-inch-thick slab carefully and protect it from drops, bumps and pressure. Avoid soaking, acidic cleaners, excessive heat and long periods in direct sunlight; some fluorite colors can fade. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth.