Sep 29, 2021
Calcite from the Buckwheat Dump at the Franklin Mineral Museum, Franklin, NJ. Pictured under long wave, mid-wave, and short wave ultraviolet, and white light.
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Calcite from the Buckwheat Dump at the Franklin Mineral Museum, Franklin, NJ. Pictured under long wave, mid-wave, and short wave ultraviolet, and white light.
Fluorite from the Ojuela Mine, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Pictured under Long wave ultraviolet and white light. The widest face of the biggest crystal is 2.9 cm.
Fluorite from the Ojuela Mine, Mapimi, Mexico shown under long wave ultraviolet (black light) and white light. The main crystal is 2.2 cm along the long edge.
Massive fluorite from near Rodeo, Durango, Mexico under white light and long wave ultraviolet (black light).
Mystery rock from a mystery location picked up at a garage sale. Shown under long wave ultraviolet and white light. Some little bruises on the golden cauliflower side, but with luck I think they might buff out.
Barite crystals from the Glow Stick Pocket of the Linwood Mine, Buffalo, Scott County, Iowa, under long wave ultraviolet and white light.
Asbestos from an unknown location under long wave ultraviolet and white light.
Fluorescent Mineral Display at the Dallas Gem and Mineral Society Annual Show on November 17th & 18th, 2018. Picture 1 shows both long and short wave minerals with long wave on the left, short wave on the right. Picture 2 shows the display under white light. It’s four feet wide and two feet tall.