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- You can now find specimens for sale that ship to your country
- We have published a preview of the species categorisation guide
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Top 10 fluorite specimen countries on EarthWonders
Our team has refined fluorite localities globally and you can now explore them on the site. Here are the 10 countries with the most fluorite specimens across Market and Gallery:
1. USA - 1678 total - 175 for sale 2. China - 1344 total - 176 for sale 3. United Kingdom - 579 total - 311 for sale 4. Mexico - 452 total - 23 for sale 5. Namibia - 430 total - 24 for sale 6. Spain - 313 total - 88 for sale 7. Germany - 238 total - 118 for sale 8. India - 212 total - 129 for sale 9. France - 186 total - 45 for sale 10. South Africa - 148 total - 12 for sale
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The Berbes mining district in Spain produces conventionally beautiful purple fluorite with razor-sharp corners, fine zoning and distinctive phantoms. Finds from as recent as 2024 have produced specimens of varying quality - from affordable first collectibles to museum-grade items. Explore our gallery to find the best from Berbes.
Fluorite from Diana Maria Mine and other mines in County Durham is so characteristically glassy dark green, there is a better chance of confusing it with dioptase than with fluorite from any different locality. Some pockets produce specimens with intense daylight fluorescence and contrasting white calcite - absolute treasures!
Clay Center - a truly classic American locality - produced sharp fine fluorite, often in association with white celestine. These are relatively hard to get on the market, especially larger pieces, and are loved by local collectors who are reluctant to release them.