Rainbow Fluorite Tumbled Stone

This listing is for the exact fluorite specimen you see pictured. 

Fluorite's name originates from the Latin "Fluere," meaning "melting" or "to melt."

Its history dates back to antiquity, with the first description credited to Georgius Agricola in 1529.

In 1797, naturalist Carlo Antonio Galeani Napione named it, likely due to its use as a flux in the steel industry, acting as a binder between different metals. Fluorite has been used in industrial applications as lens material for microscopes and cameras, and it’s also a major source of fluorine that’s ultimately used in the production of toothpaste and hydrofluoric acid.

Fluorite helps us in getting out of the emotional state and into the logical and rational processing state. Fluorite aids in memory retention and is used in retaining and recalling information. Fluorite is a great ally for mediums and those who channel information as it helps to deliver a message directly without getting caught up in the emotions of it.

Fluorite aids one in focusing their attention and cutting out distractions, superfluous energy, and negativity.