rainbow FLUORITE – home of the rainbow

Fluorite, also called fluorspar, is a mineral form of calcium fluoride, often referred to as a fluorite gemstone.

Fluorite is one of the most collectible and sought after crystals in the world, it was named after the Latin word „fluere“ , meaning to flow, resulting from fluorite's abi­lity to act as a flow between metals.

The sites in the Czech Republic include Horní Slavkov, Cínovec, Krupka, Jáchymov, Harrachov

Abroad it is mainly China, Mongolia, Korea, Pakistan, USA, Australia, Canada, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Mexico, South Africa, Kazakhstan, Russia, England, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, France.

Rainbow fluorite was considered the home of the rainbow and was increasingly used as a talisman. In ancient Rome, it was believed that drinking alcohol from glasses made of fluorite could prevent drunkenness.

BENEFITS OF RAINBOW FLUORITE

• From an astrological point of view, it belongs to the signs of Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
• It has the ability to cleanse and energise all chakras.
• It is reported to be suitable for general purification and repair of the auric field.

It helps you to be yourself

It calms a chaotic mind and promotes free thinking, flexibility and freedom of choice. It allows a person to verbalise their thoughts and needs with confidence and to gain self-sufficiency by taking charge of their happiness. Meditation with this mineral can help reveal the truth about relationships and is wonderful for releasing pent-up emotions and facilitating life changes.

Talisman for indigo children

Rainbow Fluorite is an excellent talisman for „indigo children“, it is a great crystal for accessing and navigating alternate realities. It can also be used to protect against psychic attack.

HISTORY

The ancient Chinese held fluorite in high regard, both for its beauty and its ability to bring vivid, lucid dreams. They reasoned that by placing this crystal near your bed (not under your pillow) its energy will radiate into the dream world and cause you to have beautiful dreams, the likes of which you have never experienced.

Ancient Egyptians used fluorite to carve scarabs and statues of deities. Ancient Romans used it for decoration. Pliny the Elder, an ancient Roman scholar and historian, loved fluorites so much that he listed them as his favourite minerals.
It was named in 1797 by Carlo Antonio Galeani Napione and the name comes from the Latin, fluere = „to flow“ , to flow. The term fluorescence is derived from fluorite, which often shows this effect strongly, and refers to the ability of fluorite to glow in the dark after being exposed to UV light. The name fluorine also derives its name from fluorite, the main source of this element.

SPECIFICATION

Height approx. 80–110 mm.

Smaller weight approx. 80–100 g, larger 110–130 g.

Sharpened to a point.

Photo is for illustration only. Each semi-precious stone is a unique original and may differ slightly in shape and texture from the photographs.