Mineralogical characteristics
Tiffany stone is considered a variety of fluorite, very light and hard, sometimes with inclusions of chalcedony, opal, quartz and bertrandite. It presents a variety of purple, bluish, pink, green, orange, white and yellow colors, forming swirling patterns. It has excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. It is formed from volcanic ash subjected to high pressures.
Tiffany stone is an extremely rare and highly prized gem found in the only known existing deposit, in a mine in Utah, United States.
The name Tiffany stone is uncertain. It is said to come from the name of a person from Utah named Tiffany Harris. It is also said that the name comes from the Tiffany brand in New York, because of the resemblance to the lilac color used in its decoration.
Deposits
Utah, United States.
Therapeutic properties
Tiffany stone is considered a high-vibration stone. It helps open the crown and higher chakras and follow the path of the soul. It enhances intuition and metaphysical gifts. It encourages communication, open-mindedness and receptivity. It supports connection with the heart and with unconditional love. It helps clear blockages and unexpressed feelings.
It is said that Tiffany stone stimulates libido and the flow of sexual energy, which is why it is also known as "purple passion". On a physical level, it is beneficial for bones and ligaments.