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XXL 10lbs+ Museum UV Fluorescent Scapolite var. Wernerite Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, Quebec, Canada - Ultraviolet Minerals
$629.99
CG-SOLO-75
Absolutely Gorgeous Shortwave + Longwave Ultraviolet Fluorescent Wernerite Mineral Specimen from Canada!
Huge, Museum Quality UV Mineral Specimen! Excellent Centerpiece for Your UV Mineral Collection! The Wernerite is Stunningly Bright Under LW UV!!! It's Very Difficult to Find Pieces of This Size & Quality!!!
The Wernerite is Bright Lemon Yellow under LW UV, and a Duller Yellow Under SW UV!
There is also Another Mineral Which is Blue LW & Bright Blue SW, Possibly Diopside, but I'm Not Positive.
Locality: Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, Quebec, Canada
Weighs: 10 lbs. 4.4 ozs.
All Fluorescent Pics are Labeled. The Longwave UV Response were Taken Using an Alonefire sv84 365nm LED Flashlight. Shortwave UV is with a 35w WayTooCool SW Light.
Response Will Vary Based on Strength of Light Used, but Any Decent Light of the Proper Wavelength(s) Will Produce a Similar Response!
Please Note: Fluorescent Minerals Require a Shortwave (SW) and/or Longwave (LW) Ultraviolet (UV) Light for the Fluorescent Response Shown in the Pictures! a Black Light is NOT a SW/LW Light, although Some Rocks May also Show Under Black Light as well!
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!
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