When was the first time Beryllium was used?

Similarly, when was the first discovery of Beryllium?

1798

Also, where and when was beryllium discovered in the first place? Beryllium metal was isolated in 1828 by Friedrich WAPhler at Berlin and independently by Antoine-Alexandere-Brutus Bussy at Paris, both of whom extracted it from beryllium chloride (BeCl2) by reacting this with potassium.

It is also important to find out what Beryllium was first used for.

Pure Beryllium was first to be commercialized for medical x-ray windows. While beryllia clays were used in insulating circuitry within radio tubes,

Where did beryllium originate?

Louis-Nicholas Vauquelin (FR), discovered Beryllium in 1798. is the Greek term for mineral beryl. It was also known as glucinium, from the Greek word "glykys" meaning sweet. It is a steel-grey metallic that resists concentrated nitric acids.