Fluorite hummingbird pair on a clear quartz cluster

A pair of fluorite hummingbirds on a rock crystal cluster from Brazil. Two hummingbirds in flying pose are composed above the quartz cluster matrix, with outstretched wings and long beaks.

Fluorite as the material for the bird figures brings typical banding variations with green, purple, and transparent zones. Each hummingbird thus becomes an individual piece of color. The low hardness of fluorite (Mohs 4) requires particular care in cutting.

The rock crystal cluster as a base consists of several parallel-grown quartz points. Like a small crystal forest, they form the stage for the delicate hummingbird performance. Brazilian workshops combine these materials into composite sculptures.