XL Museum 7.8" SW Shortwave UV Fluorescent Fibrous Wollastonite Willemite Margarosanite - Franklin, New Jersey Ultraviolet Minerals Rocks

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Classic, Museum Caliber & Size Shortwave Fluorescent Mineral Specimen with Rare UV & Daylight Minerals from the Parker Shaft in Franklin, NJ, USA!

This is By Far the Largest Fibrous Wollastonite that We have Ever Had, and It is from Our Personal Collection of Franklin/Sterling Hill UV Minerals! These are Quite Rare, and Typically Much Smaller! Over the Last Year, the Franklin Mineral Museum had 2 Pieces that were About 60-70% the Size of This Piece, with Similar Coverage of Wollastonite & Willemite, but No Margarosanite or Native Lead - They were Priced Around $2,400-2,500 Each, and Both Sold Rather Quickly in a Few Weeks At Most! This Piece Would Easily be Valued at $3,500+ Based on Their Prices!!!

Fluorescent Very Rare Fibrous Wollastonite (Bright Orange SW), Margarosanite (Bright Blue SW) & Willemite (Bright Green SW & LW)
With Non-Fluorescent Fairly Rich Coverage of Grey Native Lead & Massive Pink Grossular

Locality: Parker Shaft,Franklin Mine, Franklin, Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
Weighs: 3 lbs. 6.5 ozs.
Measures Approximately: 7.8" x 4" x 2.5"

All Fluorescent Pics are Under Shortwave SW UV Light & were Taken Using a 35w WayTooCool SW Light. Fluorescent Response will Vary Depending on Strength of Light Used, but Any Decent UV Light of the Proper Wavelength(s) Will Produce a Similar Response!

Please Note: Fluorescent Minerals Require a Shortwave (SW), Midwave (MW) and/or Longwave (LW) Ultraviolet (UV) Light for the Fluorescent Response Shown in the Pictures! a Black Light is NOT a SW/MW/LW Light, although Some Rocks May also Show Under Black Light as well!

If You Have Any Questions, Please Feel Free to Ask!