Fluorescent Minerals by Species
Stevensite
Stevensite is not a particularly common, or known, fluorescent mineral. To be honest, its...
Tremolite
Tremolite. SC301 – Anthophyllite, Clino-suenoite, and Tremolite from the International Talc...
Tugtupite
Tugtupite: typically bright red fluorescence under shortwave, orange under longwave. Only in some...
Turneaureite
TurneaureiteSC1238 – Turneaureite from the Franklin Mine, NJ, USAFluorescence under shortwave UV...
Rhodochrosite
Rhodochrosite is not a commonly fluorescent mineral. Chemically and structurally, rhodochrosite is...
Vitusite-(Ce)
Vitusite-(Ce) a rare mineral. Fluorescent violet under shortwave UV light.Fluorescence under...
My Mineral Collection
SC671 – Stevensite from Fort Lee, New Jersey, USA
Radiating crystals of brown stevensite. Under longwave UV light it shows some light brown...
SC634 – Leucophanite from Eveslogchorr Mt, Russia
Little piece of light yellow leucophanite on an analcime matrix. Fluorescent the typical pink...
SC628 – Leucophanite from Mont Saint-Hilaire, Canada
Little crystal of leucophanite (3-4mm) perched upon black aegirine needles. The leucophanite...
SC599 – Tarnowitzite from Bou Beker, Morocco
Tarnowitzite, a lead bearing variety of aragonite. Some say that tarnowitzite is a mix of...
SC585 – Leucophanite from the Saga 1 Quarry, Norway
Large piece of just leucophanite. Bright pink fluorescence under midwave UV light and violet under...
SC361 – Hyalite from Gallatin Co., Montana, USA
Green fluorescent hyalite on basalt matrix. The best fluorescence is under shortwave UV light,...