Fluorescent Minerals by Species
Cuspidine
CuspidineSC1238 – Cuspidine from the Franklin Mine, NJ, USAFluorescence under shortwave UV...
Danburite
Typically fluoresces green under midwave UV light. Most samples come from Charcas in San Luis...
Diopside
Fluorescence under fullwave: shortwave plus midwave plus longwave UV light.Normal...
Dolomite
Dolomite, typically fluorescent white under longwave UV light.SC342 – Sphalerite & Dolomite from...
Fluoborite
FluoboriteSC858 – Fluoborite from the Sterling Mine, Ogdensburg, New Jersey, USAFluorescence under...
Fluorapatite
Fluorapatite, the most common mineral generally referred as "apatite". Yellow fluorescence under...
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SC1305 – Chalcedony & Calcite from Nebraska, USA
Calcite and chalcedony, fluorescent red and green under UV light, respectively. The calcite is...
SC1299 – Scheelite from the Strawberry Mine, California, USA
Dots and patches of scheelite on matrix. Fluorescent blue and yellow under shortwave UV light. The...
SC1298 – Lorenzenite from Rasvumchorr Mt, Murmansk Oblast, Russia
A complicated rock. The main actor is the light gray, fibrous mineral, fluorescent light green...
SC1297 – Miserite, Wollastonite, Fluorapatite from the North Wilson pit, Arkansas, USA
A rare mineral from its type locality: miserite. The top half of this large specimen is rich in...
SC1296 – Zircon and Albite from Amboasary Sud District, Madagascar
Elongated zircon crystals in a pegmatite matrix containing albite, wollastonite, green diopside...
SC1295 – Bityite from the Harding Mine, New Mexico, USA
Bityite mica flakes on matrix, fluorescent yellow/green under shortwave UV light, together with...