Diamonds are forever

Diamonds can fluoresce in almost any color. A little creativity … and there we are.

This article was originally published on Nature’s Rainbow by Axel Emmermann.

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There have been several posts i our FB group lately about this fluorite listed on eBay as "Black Rose" from China sellers. Specific...

There was a post in the fluorescent mineral group about sulfur fluorescing a dull green under SW on a piece of calcite from Michigan,...

Anyone with a basic fluorescent minerals collection has a blue-fluorescing fluorite, the most common color in fluorescent fluorites;...

As all experienced fluorescent minerals collectors know, shortwave UV is the wavelength under which there's the greatest variety of...

Originally posted on Nature's Rainbows by Daniel C. Montero. Santa Marta is a new location for fluorescent minerals in Spain. It is...