At a Glance
- Hand-carved purple fluorite skull
- 2.75" x 2" x 2" — desk and altar scale
- 200–225 g
- Natural violet-to-clear banding, unique to each carving
- Sourced from Brazil
- Stands unaided on a flat surface
How to Use It
A skull is a memento mori before it is anything else — an object that reminds you time is finite. That gives it a very practical use.
- Put it where you make decisions: the desk, the workbench, the corner of the studio.
- When you catch yourself stalling, pick it up. It is cool and heavier than it looks, and that alone interrupts the loop.
- Ask the only question a skull ever asks: is this what the hours are for?
- Answer honestly, put it back facing you, and act on the answer.
- Dust with a dry soft brush. Fluorite is soft — skip abrasive cloths and harsh cleaners.
Where It Works
| Setting |
Why |
| Desk |
A daily, wordless prompt to get on with it |
| Altar |
A traditional focus for ancestor and shadow work |
| Bookshelf |
Reads as sculpture between the spines |
| Studio |
Good company for anything that needs finishing |
✨ Temple Tip
Fluorite ranks around 4 on the hardness scale — softer than a steel key. Give it its own spot rather than a drawer full of other stones, and it will keep the carved detail sharp for decades.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stone is this carved from?
Purple fluorite, with natural banding from violet through to clear.
How big is it?
2.75 x 2 x 2 inches, weighing 200–225 g.
Where does it come from?
Brazil.
Will mine look exactly like the photograph?
In differences lies beauty. Every piece is natural and hand-selected, so colour, pattern and size vary a little from the photograph.
How should I clean it?
A dry soft cloth or brush. Fluorite is a soft stone — avoid abrasives, hot water and chemical cleaners.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.
Carry the reminder where you can see it. #TempleOfDesire
