Idrialite

Idrialite is an organic mineral usually found in mercury mines.

It shows a very bright green fluorescence under any UV light.

Fluorescence under longtwave UV light, plus some daylight.

Normal light.

Fluorescent idrialite in my collection:

Oct 12, 2024

A very rich piece of yellow idrialite and red cinnabar. Some nice little crystals are visible with...

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