Pink and Purple Creedite with White Aragonite — Rare Raw Mineral Specimen on a Clear Stand, Glows White Under UV Light

She is the one nobody can name at first. A cluster of rounded, sugar coated balls in plum, dusty pink and rose brown, with clean white aragonite tucked between them, about 2.5 by 2.5 inches and 4.7 oz, sitting in a clear acrylic display stand so the whole thing can be seen at once. Every ball is a mass of tiny sparkling crystals, so the surface catches light like frost, and the white and the pink sit right against each other with no blending.

Here is why creedite is the stone collectors get quietly competitive about. It is a rare mineral to begin with, a calcium aluminum fluoride that only forms in a few places on earth, and it almost never turns up in a shop that is not a mineral dealer. Most creedite is orange. Pink and purple creedite is the scarce color, and a cluster of it with white aragonite growing through it is a piece you will not see again for a long time. And there is a party trick. Under a UV light it glows white, the pink balls lighting up like frosted bulbs, so the piece you keep by day has a second face after dark.

Creedite is read in crystal lore as a high energy stone, one for clarity, for lifting the mood and for people who do a lot of thinking and want the thinking to feel lighter. It is associated with the crown chakra and with feeling connected and clear. Aragonite brings in the grounding side, read as a stone of patience and steadiness, so the two together are lift and anchor in one piece. Keep it on a desk, on a bookshelf at eye level, or on a dresser with a small UV light beside it for the trick.

It comes with the clear acrylic stand in the photos, a thin metal arm on a clear block that holds the cluster upright and lets light through all sides.

The product photographs show the exact piece you will receive.

Specifications
Size: about 2.5 x 2.5 inches
Weight: 4.7 oz
Form: raw cluster, creedite with white aragonite
Stand: clear acrylic stand with metal arm, included
Glows white under UV light

Please note: this is a natural mineral specimen, not a factory product, so expect small surface textures and a few tiny crystals that show wear. That is a few million years of geology doing its thing.

Because natural minerals are delicate and can be damaged by the stress of shipping, we are unable to accept returns. If your item arrives damaged, please contact us within 48 hours with photos and we will make it right.