At a glance
- Polished fluorite dodecahedron, twelve faces
- Origin: China
- Medium size
- Assorted color banding — every piece differs
- Choose one from those pictured
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Keep it where your hands go when you are thinking — a desk, a windowsill, beside a notebook. It is a good object to turn over while working something out.
On an altar, sacred-geometry forms are often placed at the center of a grid, with the twelve faces read as directions.
Fluorite is softer than quartz and bruises if it is knocked. Store it on its own rather than loose in a pocket with keys.
Fluorite forms, side by side
| Form |
Faces |
Feels like |
| Dodecahedron |
12 pentagons |
Complete, rolls in the hand |
| Pyramid |
4 triangles + base |
Directional, points upward |
| Sphere |
None |
Endless, no orientation |
| Raw fluorite |
Natural cubes |
Unworked, sharper |
✨ Temple Tip
Look at it twice — once by a window and once under a warm lamp. Fluorite is famous for shifting color with the light source, and most people only ever see one half of what they own.
Questions & answers
Do I get to choose which one?
Yes. Choose one from those pictured; the listing is for a single dodecahedron.
What size is it?
Medium. Exact dimensions vary slightly between pieces.
Where is it from?
China.
What colors can I expect?
Fluorite runs green, purple, blue, and clear, often banded together in one stone. The assortment photographed shows the range.
How do I care for it?
Keep it away from harder stones and from long direct sunlight. Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
To go further
Twelve faces, and a different one every time you look. #TempleOfDesire