✦ The Fluorite, Beryl & Rose Quartz triad: chakra harmony, universal love

This three-stone bracelet brings together a rare and balanced combination: multicolor fluorite for mental harmony, beryl for clarity and peace, and rose quartz for universal love. A soft, luminous triad for those seeking inner balance.

Gemology

• Fluorite: calcium fluoride (CaF₂) that can display every color of the spectrum. Hardness 4/10. Origins: China, Mexico, South Africa. Its UV fluorescence property gave it its name.
• Beryl: beryllium aluminum silicate, the mineral family that includes emerald and aquamarine. Hardness 7.5-8/10. Origins: Brazil, Pakistan, Madagascar. In its colorless or pale form, it brings clarity and purity.
• Rose Quartz: soft pink quartz variety due to traces of titanium or manganese. Hardness 7/10. Origins: Brazil, Madagascar.

Benefits in lithotherapy

• Fluorite: harmonizes the chakras, clarifies the mind and dissolves mental confusion. A stone of organization and concentration. Multiple chakras depending on color.
• Beryl: brings clarity, inner peace and helps let go of what's no longer useful. Promotes simplicity and essence. Crown chakra.
• Rose Quartz: the stone of universal love. Opens the heart, dissolves emotional wounds and invites self-love. Heart chakra.
• Synergy: fluorite harmonizes, beryl clarifies, rose quartz opens the heart — a soft, balanced triad for finding inner peace and self-love.

Honest note: these properties are part of lithotherapy tradition, not scientific evidence.

Who is this bracelet for?

• You're looking to harmonize your emotions and find inner peace
• You're drawn to the soft, pastel tones of this combination
• You want to work on self-love with gentleness and clarity

Specifications

Care

⚠️ Fluorite is soft (4/10): avoid impacts and scratches. Cleanse with sage smoke or running water. Recharge in moonlight. Avoid direct sunlight for fluorite (it can fade).

FAQ

What exactly is beryl?
Beryl is the generic name for the mineral family that includes emerald (green), aquamarine (blue) and morganite (pink). In its colorless or pale form, it's called goshenite or simply beryl.

Can fluorite really have every color?
Yes — fluorite is one of the most colorful minerals that exists, appearing purple, green, blue, yellow, pink or multicolor depending on the impurities present during its formation.

Shipping and guarantees

✔️ Shipped within 48h from France
✔️ Satisfaction guaranteed or refunded within 14 days
✔️ Carefully packaged, ready to gift