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Fluorescent Minerals - Page 1 : longwave and shortwave UV minerals, thumbnail up to cabinet size are listed below. We try to select specimens to have the best richness and aesthetic appeal. Fluorescent cabochons are in the cabochons section. Fluorescent sets are in the mineral sets section. Important: The color response of your computer's monitor may not be the best representation of the photographs. The colors shown in the photos, at least as they appear on our office monitor, are the most accurate representations we were able to capture with the limitations of the camera. Some photos may be slightly over- or underexposed, but every effort was made to capture the approximate brightness of the specimens. The camera has varying sensitivity to different visible wavelengths, and this can affect the color reproduction a little. Abbreviations: FL = "fluorescent", "fluoresces", "fluorescence"; LW = "Long-Wave" (ca. 320 to 370 nm); MW = "Mid-Wave" (ca. 302 to 312 nm); PH = "Phosphorescent" (i.e., temporary glow after UV source is removed); SW = "Short-Wave" (254 nm); UV = "Ultra-Violet". Brightness key: please see sidebar (right side of page). You are now on Page 1. We have another page of fluorescent minerals (Please click here to get to Page 2).
Sphalerite - Franklin, NJ. Fl. orange and blue, LW and MW, fl. dimmer orange in SW. "Silvery" or "gemmy" sphalerite in a dense, black matrix. Disp. face approx. 2 1/4" x 2". Ship. wt. 0.8 lb #F410 .... $18.00
Sphalerite & Calcite with minor Hydrozincite - Franklin, NJ. FL in SW UV, also LW and MW. Should be brightest in MW, but we haven't tested it. Display face approx. 3 1/4 x 1 1/2 inches. Ship. wt. 0.5 lb. #F378 .... $25.00
Hardystonite, Clinohedrite, Willemite and NF bustamite or rhodonite - Franklin, NJ. FL in SW UV. Disp. face about 3" x 3". Ship. wt. 0.7 lbs. #F364 .... $25.00
Wollastonite in Calcite - Sterling Hill, Ogdensburg, NJ. Fl. yellow-orange SW (wollastonite) and deep reddish SW (calcite). This is the highest grade of brightness for wollastonite that came from the pits; it is about the same brightness as the material from the 340' level. Disp. face approx. 3 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches. Ship. wt. 0.8 lb #F395 ... $22.00 On to Page 2 of Fluorescent Minerals for sale Fluorescent minerals require a special lamp to view the colors you see in the photos. Most of the specimens shown above react to short-wave ultraviolet (SW UV or "UV-C"), which has a wavelength of 254 nanometers.
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