Fluorite
Fluorite is available in a variety of colors, ranging from yellow to purple to green. Once thought to be home to the rainbow, fluorite crystals are some of the most sought-after crystals in the world.
Fluorite typically has more than one color in every stone, making in remarkable beautiful. England was the first to discover it in 1530, but since then it has also been found in Mexico, the United States, Norway, Russia and China. The uses for fluorite date back three hundred years. Egyptians once carved statues into the stones of their deities, and the Romans have been carving into the stones for just as long. Romans also believed that by drinking from a fluorite vessel would prevent the person from getting drunk. It was a high held belief in Rome that the stones were precious and several were found in the temple of Jupiter. In the eighteenth century the stone was made into a powdered form and used to treat kidney disease. It is also said to absorb negative vibrations.
In recent years many new uses for fluorite have been discovered besides from its beauty. It is said to increase concentration and to reduce emotional involvements in situations allowing them to be resolved with a clear head. It is promotes perfect health, harmony, purification, and understanding. It also strengthens decision making abilities and allows for longer concentration. It also promotes greater understanding of the mind, learning, concentration, and meditation.
Fluorite is also used as a relationship stone. It helps to balance everything so that the relationship benefits. It is known to harness all universal energies and to distribute to you only those that are helpful and beneficial for you.
Fluorite also promotes truth, intellect, consciousness, aura cleansing, protection, building and increasing wealth and abundance. It uses your creativity to build your own wealth. Another use is to realign the four sections of being the physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional. This stone is best recharge by wind or water, the best type of day to recharge your crystal is a sunny day by a small brook or stream.
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