Guess the Mystery Sphere Competition – Win This Beautiful Piece!

Guess the Mystery Sphere Competition – Win This Beautiful Piece!

We’re excited to launch our Easter Mystery Sphere Competition!

Please note, the competition is now closed. But what was the sphere?

Take a look at this stunning polished sphere with its soft seafoam green tones, creamy white swirls, and subtle warm beige patches. It catches the light beautifully.

Watch the video here:

 

 

What do you think this sphere is?

Is it a rare crystal, a unique mineral, or something else? Drop your best guess below!

Two easy ways to enter:

1.  Via Facebook – closed

2.  Via this blog – closed

 

Mystery Sphere Competition Winner Announced!

We have a winner!

A huge congratulations to Jerry Lindley-Payne who has won this beautiful Mystery Sphere! 🥳

What was the sphere?

It is Green Opalised Fluorite — a stunning and relatively rare variety of fluorite. This piece features soft seafoam green tones with creamy white swirls and subtle warm beige patches. When polished, it has a lovely translucent, almost opal-like glow that catches the light beautifully.

 

We ran a completely random draw from all the entries we received (both on the blog Instagram and Facebook) and Jerry’s name was selected as the lucky winner.

A big thank you to everyone who took part, left guesses, and shared the competition. We loved reading all your suggestions and seeing so much enthusiasm for this piece — it made the competition really enjoyable!

The sphere is now being carefully packaged and will be on its way to Jerry very soon.

If you love fluorite, we have a lovely selection of other fluorite pieces (in different colours and shapes) available in the shop and online.

Thank you again to all who entered — we hope to run more fun competitions like this in the future!

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