About Fluorite
Fluorite is a stone of focus and mental clarity, often used for study and decision-making.
Popular for study and concentration work.
History & folklore
Fluorite gave its name to fluorescence, the glowing effect under ultraviolet light, which was first studied in this mineral. The Romans carved fluorite drinking cups, believing they prevented drunkenness. The mineral is used in making steel and aluminium.
Correspondences
- Traditional uses
- Focus, mental clarity, decision-making
- Colour
- Purple, green, blue or rainbow
- Hardness
- 4 (Mohs)
- Element
- Air
- Chakra
- Third eye
- Best day
- Wednesday
- Moon phase
- Any phase — follow what feels right
- Intentions
- Clarity, Focus
Ways to work with it
- Keep it on your desk while studying.
- Hold it when you need to make a clear decision.
- Place it beside your computer to keep your mind organised.
Where it comes from
Fluorite is found worldwide, including China, Mexico and England (where purple-banded 'Blue John' comes from Derbyshire). It often forms perfect cubes or octahedrons.
Fluorite is soft and splits easily. Its colour fades in sunlight. Avoid water for long periods.
Pairs well with
SodaliteCommunication, truth, logic
Lapis LazuliWisdom, truth, psychic ability
SeleniteCleansing, clarity, angelic connection
KyaniteClarity, alignment, communicationCorrespondences are traditional associations gathered from folk practice and modern craft books. They vary between sources, and they are not medical advice. Read our editorial approach.