Zircon and Apatite, Pacoima Canyon CA
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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Ludlow Diamond (partial diamond), San Bernardino Co., California
Dumortierite, Dehesa, California
Idrialite, a Rare Organic Fluorescent Mineral
Ludlow Diamond, San Bernardino Co., California
Ludlow Diamond, San Bernardino Co., California
Ludlow Diamond, a Rare and Unique Fluorescent Specimen from Southern California
Colemanite, an Interesting Fluorescent Borate Mineral
Multi-Colored Fluorescence from the Tadpole District, Imperial Co., California
Pabstite, Santa Cruz, California
Ruby Crystals, Cascade Canyon, San Bernardino County, California
Mizzonite, Marialite, Scapolite. What's in a name?
Lemon Opal, Manhattan Mine, Knoxville, California
Wollastonite with Fluorapatite; Drum Valley, California
Fluoborite; New Method Mine, Bristol Mountains, California
Fluorite with Phantoms, Cady Mountains, California
Carpathite Crystals from San Benito Co., California, USA
Scheelite, Powellite, and other misc. non-fluorescent minerals from the Pine Creek Mine, Scheelite,
Dumortierite, Alpine, California