Purple Fluorite Mineral Zi Shi Ying 500g Raw Herbal Stone for External Use and TCM Practice

Purple Fluorite, known in TCM as Zi Shi Ying (紫石英), is a natural mineral herb traditionally classified as warm with sweet flavor and associated with the heart, lung, and kidney channels. This grade-A raw mineral piece is typically used externally or under professional guidance. Traditionally valued in Chinese herbal practice, it should not be taken long term or in large amounts, and is not suitable for pregnant or nursing women or children.

Key Selling Points

• Natural purple fluorite mineral herb known in TCM as Zi Shi Ying (紫石英)
• Grade-A raw mineral pieces with a traditional warm and sweet profile
• Traditionally associated with the heart, lung, and kidney channels in TCM theory
• Suitable for external use such as herbal foot soaks or topical applications
• Pre-packaged 500g lot of dried and sun-cured mineral material

Quality & Sensory

Typically deep purple to violet in color with a glassy, semi-translucent luster and a cool, hard, stony texture. As a mineral it is odorless and has no taste when prepared, and it does not dissolve readily in water.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External herbal foot soaks
• Topical compresses in traditional practice
• Display or collection as a natural mineral specimen
• Use under the guidance of a qualified TCM practitioner

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Zi Shi Ying is traditionally regarded as a mineral with warm and sweet properties, historically included in classical formulas and decoctions prepared under professional supervision. In folk practice it has also been used externally, for example in herbal foot baths, where the mineral is simmered or steeped in hot water. Traditional texts describe pairings with other herbs, but internal use should always follow professional direction.

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