Fluorescent Mineral Photo Gallery
Minerals that are fluorescent under shortwave, midwave, and/or longwave UV from around the world. Each database entry shows white light photos along with UV photos, as well as localities and descriptions. Use the index to search for specific minerals, or fluorescent minerals from a region. If this page is entered via the index, the results are filtered.
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Pollucite, a Rare Fluorescent Cesium-Containing Zeolite Mineral
New find - 3 colors longwave scapolite, prehnite and calcite, from Quebec, Canada
New find - 3 colors longwave scapolite, prehnite and calcite, from Quebec, Canada
New find - 2 colors longwave scapolite and prehnite, from Quebec, Canada
World-class fluorescent & phosphorescent selenite from Manitoba, Canada
Fluorescent & phosphorescent selenite from Manitoba, Canada
Agrellite from Kipawa, Québec, Canada
Fluorescent calcite and agate, in a geode from the Gaspé peninsula, Quebec, Canada
"Optical" calcite - Gatineau area, Quebec, Canada
Agrellite, with albite and uranyl-activated green fluorescence from Kipawa, Quebec, Canada
Scapolite (Var. "Wernerite"), from Grenville, Quebec, Canada, with green gemmy areas in daylight
Calcite with dolomite and quartz, from Sainte-Clotilde, Québec, Canada
Tenebrescent blue sodalite, zircon, feldspar, etc, from Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec, Canada
Two colors longwave UV fluorescent specimen from Grenville-Sur-La-Rouge, Québec, Canada
Fluorescent and phosphorescent calcite from Mont Saint-Hilaire, Québec, Canada
"Rainbow" assortment of longwave UV reactive minerals
Violet laser reactive "optical calcite" from the area of Gatineau, Qc, Canada
Multicolor fluorescent calcite from the area of Gatineau, Qc, Canada
LW violet fluorite from the Rogers Mine, Madoc, Ontario, Canada
Fluorescent mica from three different localities