Fluorite BRACELET - Height: 0.5 cm - Width: 7.5 cm- 60 g - (3)

1. Overview
Set of three natural fluorite bracelets in spherical format, presented in different calibers (6, 8 and 10 mm). Fluorite stands out for its translucent greenish-blue tones, with a visual depth that varies with light.

2. Measurements and weight
Bracelet diameter: approx. 8 cm
Sphere diameter: 6 mm, 8 mm and 10 mm
Total weight: 75 g

3. Mineralogical identification
Mineral: Fluorite
Chemical composition: CaF₂ (calcium fluoride)

4. Hardness and density
Hardness: 4 on the Mohs scale
Approximate density: 3.1–3.2 g/cm³ (consistent with the weight and volume of the set)

5. Visual / geological assessment
Internal inclusions and color variations typical of natural fluorite are visible. The slight translucency and color transitions confirm its mineral origin and rule out homogeneous synthetic materials.

6. History of the mineral
Fluorite has been used since antiquity in both ornamentation and industrial processes. Its name comes from the Latin fluere (to flow), due to its use as a flux.

7. Assembly
Bracelets strung on strong elastic thread, functional and comfortable for daily wear.

8. Authenticity and tests
– Magnifying-glass observation: visible natural inclusions
– Weight/density consistency
– Internal structure non-homogeneous
Not certified, but supported by our own gemological analysis.
Important: there are numerous imitations on the market, especially in this type of commercial jewelry.

9. Condition
Excellent condition. Unused batch.

10. Origin
Origin: China (major current commercial-quality fluorite deposits)

11. Market, scarcity and investment
High-quality natural fluorite in bracelet form continues to be in strong demand. Genuine pieces, especially in varied sets, are becoming less common amid rising synthetic materials.
Authentic specimens are increasingly scarce, which strengthens collector interest and potential for value appreciation.

12. Human note
Behind each piece there is extraction, selection and manual work at the source. A process that requires effort and know‑how.

13. Care and preservation
Avoid impacts and chemicals. Clean with a soft cloth. Store separately from harder minerals.

Conclusion
A balanced, marketable and aesthetically appealing set, ideal for both use and resale.
Choosing an authentic piece is not just a purchase; it is a conscious decision that combines beauty, discernment and real value.