Fluorite has a long history dating back to ancient times. It has been used and appreciated for its unique properties for centuries. Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans
believed that fluorite had protective and healing properties and would often carve it into protective amulets, statues and figurines. The Romans believed that wearing fluorite jewelry would bring good luck and protect against diseases. The name “fluorite” itself is derived from the Latin word “fluere,” meaning “to flow.” This is because fluorite was used in the smelting of metal ores by the Romans,since heated fluorite would help the ore melt and flow more easily, making the smelting process more efficient. Its unique optical property is the phenomenon of fluorescence, a glowing effect when exposed to ultraviolet light. 

Amethyst has a rich history back thousands of years. .In ancient times, it was used as a charm to ward off evil spirits, nightmares, and headaches. 

The name “amethyst” is derived from the Greek word “amethystos,” meaning “not intoxicated.” In ancient Greece, it was believed that wearing amethyst or drinking from an amethyst cup would prevent drunkenness and protects against poisoning. It has gained popularity as a healing stone and also associated with promoting emotional balance, clarity of thought, and spiritual growth.Throughout history, amethyst has been associated with royalty and power. In ancient Egypt, amethyst was used in jewelry and adornments for pharaohs.The British Crown Jewels also contain several amethysts. It is mentioned in the Bible and holds religious significance in Christian symbolism as well.