A spectacular and highly collectible specimen of green fluorite from Zhejiang Province, China, featuring exceptionally clear crystals with beautifully developed internal “ghost phantom” formations. The crystals display an attractive pale green to deep green coloration combined with remarkable transparency, allowing the intricate phantom structures to be seen clearly within the cubic crystals. These internal growth patterns record successive stages of crystal formation, creating distinct outlines within the crystals and giving them an extraordinary three-dimensional appearance. The most remarkable feature of this specimen is the presence of extremely rare and exceptionally well-defined ghost phantoms. Such clearly visible phantom formations are highly uncommon and occur in only a limited number of specimens worldwide. The sharp internal outlines preserved within the transparent fluorite make these crystals particularly desirable to advanced collectors. Each phantom represents an earlier stage of crystal growth that became enclosed by a later generation of fluorite, creating a fascinating natural record of the crystal's development. The fluorite crystals are exceptionally transparent, with sharp cubic faces and an attractive vitreous luster. The combination of high transparency, natural green coloration and perfectly visible internal phantoms gives the larger crystals an almost three-dimensional, architectural appearance. Under direct illumination, the internal structures become especially impressive, revealing multiple stages of crystal growth within a single crystal.