Fluorite, known as "the most colorful mineral in the world," is a soft, calcium fluoride mineral ( ) famous for its vibrant purple, green, yellow, and clear banding. Ranking 4 on the Mohs hardness scale, it is fragile and often used for jewelry, carvings, and metaphysical, focusing on mental clarity, energy protection, and balance. AGLAIA AGLAIA +4 Key Details About Fluorite Stone: Colors & Appearance: Ranging from deep purple and blue to green, yellow, or clear, often with stunning color zoning or banding. Physical Properties: It has a hardness of 4 (easily scratched) and a glassy (vitreous) luster. It commonly forms in cubes, octahedrons, and masses. Metaphysical Properties: Known as the "Stone of Genius" for enhancing concentration, improving decision-making, and providing mental clarity. Uses: Beyond jewelry (cabochons, beads), it is used as a flux in steel production, in high-quality lens manufacturing, and as ornamental carvings. Sourcing: Major deposits are found in China, Mexico, South Africa, and the UK. Care: Delicate; should not be soaked in water for long periods and is sensitive to direct sunlight, which can fade its color. The Crystal Council The Crystal Council +8 Commonly referred to as "Fluorspar" when mined in large quantities, it is highly valued by collectors for its unique, colorful specimens