In brief: Fluorite is calcium fluoride and usually crystallises in the cubic system. Green colours arise from trace elements and lattice defects.
Properties
| Feature | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| Formula | CaF₂ |
| Hardness | Mohs 4 |
| Crystal system | Cubic |
| Fluorescence | Visible in some specimens |
Care
Store separately from harder stones and avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam and strong temperature changes.
Symbolism
Claims about concentration, harmony or anxiety are personal or cultural meanings, not medically proven effects.
FAQ
Is green fluorite a gemstone?
It is used as a jewellery and collector stone.
Does all fluorite glow under UV?
No.
Is it hard?
No, Mohs 4 is relatively soft.
Does it treat stress?
That is not medically established.
Conclusion
Green fluorite is mineralogically interesting and needs gentle care; healing claims are separate from geology.
