My son went out to my crystal shed today with instructions to bring back a box of random objects for the show tonight. He brought back THREE! What a great selection and most of them are at 2022 prices!! Don't miss this one! TONIGHT! 6:30 Eastern, 5:30 Central, 3:30 Pacific.

A post I read in another group got me thinking. As a kid which did you like most? Card games? Board games? Video games? Physical, outdoor games?

Palms, and hearts, and ACORNS. Oh my!

I got a small shipment from one of my vendors in today. Anyone wanna hang out while I unbox? LIVE tonight - maybe around 6:30 pm Eastern/ 5:30 Central / 3:30 Pacific

Fluorite often feels like mental decluttering. Although for some, it can feel overwhelming - so this one is tricky. This is one of those stones people are frequently drawn toward when life feels mentally noisy, emotionally scrambled, overstimulating, or energetically scattered. Many describe it as helping create a sense of organization inside the mind - almost like opening windows in a stuffy room and letting fresh air circulate again. Maybe for some people this kind of organization can feel scary or alarming if chaos is the norm. There’s an intelligent feeling to Fluorite. Focused. Observant. Clarifying. It tends to support pattern recognition, concentration, discernment, and seeing through emotional fog or confusion. At the same time, it still carries a softness that can feel calming to the nervous system during periods of overwhelm. For highly sensitive people, empaths, students, healers, creatives, or anyone juggling too many inputs at once, Fluorite often becomes a favorite because it seems to help separate “everything all at once” into manageable pieces. Physical Overview Fluorite is a calcium fluoride mineral known for its incredible range of colors and its beautiful cubic crystal formations. It commonly forms in hydrothermal veins alongside quartz, calcite, galena, sphalerite, and other minerals. Fluorite can appear purple, green, blue, yellow, clear, teal, pink, or rainbow-banded. Some specimens are transparent while others are more cloudy or layered. Under ultraviolet light, many fluorites fluoresce brilliantly - which is actually where the word “fluorescence” originated. Important deposits occur in places such as China, Mexico, England, South Africa, and the United States. Fluorite has a Mohs hardness of about 4, which makes it much softer than quartz. It scratches and chips more easily than many crystals people wear daily, so gentle handling is important. Physically, many crystal practitioners associate Fluorite with mental clarity, nervous system regulation, focus, energetic organization, concentration, and reducing feelings of mental exhaustion or overstimulation.