Mixed Fluorite
Glassy, see-through beads in sea green, soft purple and clear, often with bands of colour inside a single bead. Some show both purple and green together, so no two look the same.
About mixed fluorite
Fluorite is calcium fluoride. Its name comes from the Latin fluere, to flow, because it was used to help metal ores melt during smelting. The word fluorescence was coined from fluorite, as some specimens glow under ultraviolet light.
In crystal tradition, fluorite is said to be a stone of focus and order. It is traditionally linked with clear thinking, learning and calm decisions, which is why it is often kept on desks and worn while studying.
How people use it
A good everyday bracelet for work or study days. The soft colours sit nicely with amethyst, clear quartz and aventurine in a stack. In tradition, wear it on the left wrist to receive its energy.
Care
Fluorite is fairly soft and can chip if knocked. Roll it on, keep it away from harder stones and rings, and take it off before showering, swimming or using cleaning products.
Crystal meanings describe tradition and belief, not medical advice.
