Fluorite

A calcium fluoride mineral,
often known for its natural clarity and wide range of color.

Fluorite commonly forms in cubic or octahedral crystals —
with sharp, geometric edges that look almost too precise to be natural.

It is also frequently found on matrix,
growing alongside other minerals
rather than forming alone.

Because of this, no two pieces look quite the same —
some clear, some layered, some shifting in color under light.

It’s often kept close when things feel a little scattered, or hard to focus on.