Fluorescent Minerals by Species
Wickenburgite
As George Polman defines it: "wickenburgite can fluoresce anywhere from a Bazooka bubble gum pink...
Willemite
Willemite is a quite common fluorescent mineral. Typically it fluoresces bright green, but it can...
Witherite
WitheriteFluorescence under shortwave UV light.Fluorescence under longwave UV light.Fluorescence...
Wollastonite
WollastoniteFluorescence under midwave and shortwave UV light.Normal light.Fluorescent...
Xonotlite
XonotliteFluorescence under midwave and shortwave UV light.Normal light.Fluorescent xonotlite in...
Zektzerite
Zektzerite, a rare mineral, fluorescent bright white under shortwave UV light.Fluorescence under...
My Mineral Collection
SC585 – Leucophanite from the Saga 1 Quarry, Norway
Large piece of just leucophanite. Bright pink fluorescence under midwave UV light and violet under...
SC532 – Pabstite from the Kalkar Quarry, California
Tiny crystals of pabstite on matrix. Virtually invisible under normal light, they fluoresce bright...
SC361 – Hyalite from Gallatin Co., Montana, USA
Green fluorescent hyalite on basalt matrix. The best fluorescence is under shortwave UV light,...
SC357 – Calcite from Malmberget, Sweden
Small plate of compact calcite crystals. Zoned yellow/green fluorescence under shortwave UV light,...
SC348 – Celestine from La Grasta Mine, Sicily, Italy
Clear white celestine crystals (about 1cm) with sulphur on matrix. The celestine fluoresces a nice...
SC345 – Smithsonite, Cerussite and Hydrozincinte from the Zorzone Mine, Lombardy, Italy
Pocket of smithsonite crystals on matrix. On top of the smithsonite there are a few small...