Fluorescent Minerals by Species

Fluorapatite

Fluorapatite

Fluorapatite, the most common mineral generally referred as "apatite". Yellow fluorescence under...

Fluorite

Fluorite

Fluorite, the mineral namesake of fluorescence!SC302 – Fluorite and Cerussite from the Blanchard...

Gypsum

Gypsum

Gypsum and his crystal clear variety selenite.Fluorescence under longwave UV light.Normal...

Glauberite

Glauberite

GlauberiteSC1116 – Glauberite from the Salton Sea, California, USAFluorescence under shortwave UV...

Gonnardite

Gonnardite

Fluorescence under midwave and longwave UV light.Normal light.Fluorescent gonnardite in my...

Grossular

Grossular

Grossular garnet is not often fluorescent. Only a few localities come to my mind: the Sierra de...

Halite

Halite

Halite typically fluoresces bright orange under shortwave UV light. Might also fluoresce...

Hyalite

Hyalite

Hyalite, the "bubbly" variety of opal. Typical fluorescence us bright green due to uranyl UO22+...

Hydrozincite

Hydrozincite

Hydrozincite is secondary zinc mineral. Usually powdery white, it fluoresces bright light blue...

Idrialite

Idrialite

Idrialite is an organic mineral usually found in mercury mines. It shows a very bright green...

Kyanite

Kyanite

Kyanite often shows a dim red fluorescence under longwave UV light. This fluorescence is usually...

Nosean

Nosean

Nosean, a sodalite-group mineral. Bright orange fluorescence under longwave UV light.SC262 –...