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Flourite

Also known as fluorspar, fluorite is the mineral form of calcium fluoride. Because its impurities give it a variety of semitransparent colorings, it is a popular ornamental and lapidary stone and has been used for these purposes since ancient times. The term fluorescence derives from this stone, as certain specimens display this visual phenomenon and glow under UV light.

Fluorite is believed to stimulate thought and enhance mental clarity. It is an excellent stone for removing negative energy. This may help to alleviate stress and confusion to provide for more powerful healing action of the mind, body and spirit.

The ancient Chinese used a scarlet fluorite as a protection against evil spirits, while the Romans believed that drinking alcohol from a cup carved out of this mineral would prevent drunkenness. Being extremely fragile and exceptionally beautiful, the stone symbolized ultimate wealth in Roman culture.

*please note, flourite is a soft stone that should not be immersed in water or handled carelessly…which is why these carvings are even more amazing due to the delicate nature of flourite!

Do not soak fluorite in water for more than a few seconds!

Any crystal which ranges lower on the moh’s hardness scale is generally not suitable for immersing in water as they are considered delicate. Moh’s hardness scale represents the durability of a gemstone and its resistance to scratch. Any crystal below the range of 6-7 is considered easily breakable and soft.

Fluorite has a score of 4 which is on the lower side of the scale thus making it part of the soft gemstone family. It’s a delicate gemstone which can get scratches from daily wear and tear. While fluoride will not dissolve in water, it will get damaged the longer it is exposed to water.

If fluorite is placed in water for a longer duration, it can make the crystal weak and its properties might get altered. Fluorite doesn’t break into pieces when put into water but regular exposure can make it weak and brittle over time.

This is the reason why it is recommended to cleanse fluoride with a quick cleansing process which does not require water.