Xianghualing Fluorite for Sale
Curated by Maggie Liu · 16 specimens available
Xianghualing, a tin-polymetallic district in Linwu County, Hunan, is best known among fluorite collectors for its sea-green to emerald crystals — including the octahedral habit that is much scarcer at other Chinese localities. Crystals often show soft internal color gradients and can associate with cassiterite and quartz from the same ore field.
Quality at Xianghualing turns on color depth and crystal form: a saturated green octahedron with clean faces is the prize look, while paler cubic material is more common and more affordable — an excellent entry point for a first Chinese fluorite. As always with fluorite, check edges and corners for contact marks; we photograph every piece from multiple angles under 5500K calibrated light so you can judge condition directly.
Each specimen below is the exact, one-of-a-kind piece you receive, sourced through our hands-on Hunan network and individually inspected before listing.

Leopard-Pattern Fluorite with Calcite, Xianghualing Mine, Hunan

Green Fluorite Cubic Cluster, Xianghualing Mine

Botryoidal Green Fluorite on Quartz, Xianghualing Mine

Green Fluorite Cubic Crystal, Xianghualing Mine

Transparent Fluorite Cubic Cluster, Xianghualing Mine

Sky-Blue Fluorite, Xianghualing Mine, Hunan

Green Fluorite, Xianghualing Mine, Hunan

Mushroom-Form Green Fluorite – Stepped Growth – Xianghualing

Green Fluorite Crystal on Matrix – Transparent – Xianghualing

Etched Clear Fluorite – Purple Phantom Cubes – Xianghualing

Transparent Fluorite Cube – Rock Matrix – Xianghualing, Hunan

Step-Cut Purple Fluorite Cluster – Xianghualing, Hunan

Blue Fluorite Cluster – Icy Blue – Xianghualing, Hunan

Green Fluorite with Quartz – Xianghualing, Hunan, China

Green Fluorite Cubic Crystal – Xianghualing Mine, Hunan, China

Colorless Fluorite – Twinned Crystal – Xianghualing Mine, Hunan
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Frequently asked
What is Xianghualing known for?
A tin-polymetallic mining district in Linwu County, Hunan, China — famous among collectors for sea-green fluorite (including scarce octahedral crystals), cassiterite, and a long list of rare species first described there.
How does Xianghualing fluorite differ from Yaogangxian?
Xianghualing is known for green tones and octahedral habits, while Yaogangxian is the classic source for gem-clear purple cubes. Both are Hunan localities, but their signature looks are distinct.
