Collection: FLUORITE

Fluorite is a colorful mineral made of calcium fluoride, known for its wide range of hues including purple, green, blue, yellow, and sometimes clear or banded forms. It forms in hydrothermal veins, often alongside metals like lead and silver, where hot, mineral-rich fluids cool and crystallize in open spaces within rocks. Historically, fluorite has been used in both decorative carvings and industrial applications, especially in metallurgy and optics, while also being admired in mineral collections for its vivid colors and cubic crystal structures.