Fluorite

Fluorite is a mineral composed of calcium and fluorine which forms in hydrothermal environments. This occurs when hot fluids rich in these minerals interact with rocks and create cavities or fractures. As the fluids cool and crystallize, fluorite crystals begin to grow. The presence of different impurities and trace elements in the fluid give rise to the diverse range of colors observed in fluorite specimens. These specific fluorite specimens are of a raw form, but at one point they were likely all connected in some crystalline formation. Over time soil erosion and other geological conditions broke up the fluorite and they were unearthed encased in mud and clay. Sourced directly from a conflict free and fair wage source in Durango, Mexico, they have been cleaned up to be shared with the world.

Metaphysically, fluorite is thought to enhance focus and concentration, making it beneficial for studying and decision-making. Different colors of fluorite are believed to have specific properties, such as purple fluorite enhancing intuition and spiritual awareness, green fluorite promoting heart healing and abundance, and blue fluorite supporting clear communication and self-expression.