Hydrozincite

Nov 22, 2024 | Fluorescent Minerals by Species

Hydrozincite is secondary zinc mineral. Usually powdery white, it fluoresces bright light blue under shortwave UV light.

SC344 – Hydrozincite from the Zorzone Mine, Lombardy, Italy

Fluorescence under shortwave UV light.
Normal light.

Fluorescent hydrozincite in my collection:

Baryte

Baryte

BaryteSC1112 – Baryte from the Meikle Mine, Nevada, USAFluorescence under longwave UV light.Normal...

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Calcite

Calcite

Calcite is, perhaps, one of the most colorful mineral under UV light. It can fluoresce virtually...

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Carpathite

Carpathite

Carpathite, also known as Karpatite, is one of the few organic minerals. It is chemically...

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Danburite

Danburite

Typically fluoresces green under midwave UV light. Most samples come from Charcas in San Luis...

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Diopside

Diopside

Fluorescence under fullwave: shortwave plus midwave plus longwave UV light.Normal...

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Dolomite

Dolomite

Dolomite, typically fluorescent white under longwave UV light.SC342 – Sphalerite & Dolomite from...

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Fluoborite

Fluoborite

FluoboriteSC858 – Fluoborite from the Sterling Mine, Ogdensburg, New Jersey, USAFluorescence under...

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Fluorapatite

Fluorapatite

Fluorapatite, the most common mineral generally referred as "apatite". Yellow fluorescence under...

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Gypsum

Gypsum

Gypsum and his crystal clear variety selenite.Fluorescence under longwave UV light.Normal...

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Glauberite

Glauberite

GlauberiteSC1116 – Glauberite from the Salton Sea, California, USAFluorescence under shortwave UV...

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