Favourite Fluorite Scarf

The name comes from the Latin for flow, and it typically has flowing bands, although pure fluorite is colourless and transparent, so used to make lenses for microscopes and telescopes.

It is sometimes called ‘the most colourful mineral in the world’, and in 1852, fluorite gave its name to the phenomenon of fluorescence, which is prominent in fluorites under ultraviolet light.

It works wonderfully as a casual or more formal silk scarf .