Fluorescent Mineral Database AlbiteGenthelvite from Sterling HillCatapleiite and Feldspar from Mont St. HiliareNatrolite from Mont St. Hiliare, Quebec, CanadaTugtupite from GreenlandTopaz and Feldspar from the Zapot Pegmatite, NevadaYttrofluorite from the Globe Pegmatite, New MexicoYttrofluorite and Albite from NorwayTwo Feldspars from Hurricane Mountain, Carroll County, New HampshireTwo Feldspars from ColoradoSodalite and Albite from NorwayAltered Thorite, Agrellite and Two Feldspars from the Kipawa Complex, CanadaZektzerite and Albite from Washington Pass, WashingtonAgrellite and Albite from the Kipawa Alkaline Complex, Quebec, CanadaSpooky albiteSodalite and twinned albite, NorwayAlbite from Konso, EthiopiaBaratovite and Feldspar from Dara-i-Pioz, TajikistanManganapatite in Albite - Portland, ConnecticutAgrellite and Vlasovite - Kipawa Complex, CanadaAlbite Crystals – Mt. White, ColoradoPolylithionite, with tugtupite and analcime, on albite - GreenlandAgrellite from Kipawa, Québec, CanadaAgrellite, with Albite and Uranyl-Activated Green Fluorescence from Kipawa, Quebec, CanadaFluorescent Albite and Scapolite - Laurentians, Quebec, CanadaPolylithionite, Leucophanite, Albite, Serandite, etc. - Mont Saint-Hilaire, Quebec, CanadaTugtupite and Polylithionite - GreenlandBrightly Fluorescent Tugtupite - Taseq Slope, Ilimaussaq Complex, Kujalleq, GreenlandAgrellite and Albite from the Kipawa alkaline complex, CanadaZircon and Albite from the Amboasary Sud District, MadagascarFive Fluorescent Minerals -- Dara-i-Pioz, Tajikistan FMDB Home Page Submit a new specimen! My Collection
