Chalcedony

Apr 5, 2026 | Fluorescent Minerals by Species

Typically green fluorescence, best under shortwave UV, but may glow nicely under mid or long wave too.
Fluorescence under midwave and shortwave UV light.
Normal light.

Fluorescent chalcedony in my collection:

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Sphalerite

Sphalerite

Sphalerite -- fluorescent almost any color, most often under longwave UV light. Considering here...

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Stevensite

Stevensite

Stevensite is not a particularly common, or known, fluorescent mineral. To be honest, its...

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Tremolite

Tremolite

Tremolite. SC301 – Anthophyllite, Clino-suenoite, and Tremolite from the International Talc...

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Tugtupite

Tugtupite

Tugtupite: typically bright red fluorescence under shortwave, orange under longwave. Only in some...

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Turneaureite

Turneaureite

TurneaureiteSC1238 – Turneaureite from the Franklin Mine, NJ, USAFluorescence under shortwave UV...

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Rhodochrosite

Rhodochrosite

Rhodochrosite is not a commonly fluorescent mineral. Chemically and structurally, rhodochrosite is...

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Vitusite-(Ce)

Vitusite-(Ce)

Vitusite-(Ce) a rare mineral. Fluorescent violet under shortwave UV light.Fluorescence under...

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Wickenburgite

Wickenburgite

As George Polman defines it: "wickenburgite can fluoresce anywhere from a Bazooka bubble gum pink...

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Willemite

Willemite

Willemite is a quite common fluorescent mineral. Typically it fluoresces bright green, but it can...

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Witherite

Witherite

WitheriteFluorescence under shortwave UV light.Fluorescence under longwave UV light.Fluorescence...

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