Among all fluorite colors, green has historically been the most sought-after — it's actually the variety that gave its name to the color "fluorescent," scientifically discovered thanks to this stone in the 19th century by physicist George Stokes.
In-Depth Gemology
- Species: calcium fluoride (CaF₂)
- Color: green, hue due to traces of iron or organic inclusions in the crystal lattice
- Hardness: 4/10 — a soft stone, sensitive to thermal shock
- Crystal system: cubic
- Main origins: China, Mexico
- Treatment: none — untreated natural stone
Benefits in Lithotherapy
- Emotional healing: green fluorite is said to absorb ambient tension and soothe the heart
- Balance: helps restore inner calm after a turbulent period
- Gentle energetic protection: filters surrounding negative energies without excessive harshness
Honest note: these properties belong to lithotherapy tradition, not scientific proof.
Who Is This For, and When?
- You're coming out of an emotionally intense period and seeking to restore balance
- You're sensitive to atmospheres and need gentle energetic protection
- You love deep green stones that are visually soothing
Why Choose This Bracelet from Kumari Legacy
True, even green fluorite is more sought-after than zoned or cloudy qualities — each bead is selected for its clarity of hue.
Customization
This bracelet is a one-of-a-kind piece, customizable on request: sized to your exact wrist, addition of a charm (silver, gold, pattern of your choice), or combined with another stone of your choice. Find the customization options just below this product page.
Bracelet Features
| Beads | 8mm, natural |
| Elastic | High resistance |
| Craftsmanship | Handmade assembly, France |
| Size | Measure your wrist and add 1cm |
| Weight | 62g |
Caring for Your Stone
Brief rinse under running water, absolutely avoid sudden temperature changes (risk of cracking). Recharge in moonlight.
Shipping and Guarantees
✔️ Shipped within 48h from France
✔️ Satisfied or refunded within 14 days
✔️ Carefully packaged, gift-ready
FAQ
What's the connection between fluorite and the word "fluorescent"?
Physicist George Stokes studied in 1852 the ability of certain green fluorites to emit light under UV, giving rise to the term "fluorescence."
Is green fluorite suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, it's an inert stone that poses no particular skin risk, unlike certain copper-based stones like malachite.
Can this stone be paired with other green stones?
Yes, it pairs well with amazonite or jade to reinforce heart chakra intentions.