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The DzrtGrls, besides producing a fantastic White Knob Quarry video, have also collected at the Omya property before. They’ve got some great insights on their Omya fluorescent minerals page. 🌟

If you’re looking for stunning mineral photography and a fantastic collection, check out Eduv Studio. Their display is beautifully curated, showcasing an impressive array of specimens.

Cheers,
D 🪨🔥

Check out Corby Waste’s Fourth-Millennium.net—it’s another must-visit site! His adventures include:

• Decades of collecting at classic North American localities
• Unique and rare specimens
• Excellent photography
• Stereo pairs
• A fascinating spiritual trip to Greenland

Cheers,
D 🪨🔥

Hey there! Take a peek at those eyes— that translucent, lime green skin framing those crisp white highlights. Doesn’t this glass frog just radiate life and beauty?

- Dive into the World of Luminescent Minerals!

- Glowing Mars Rocks

Check out these fluorescent Martian rocks! It’s the latest buzz from up there.

The illumination was provided by MAHLI’s two ultraviolet 365nm LEDs, with an exposure duration of 30 seconds.

Cheers,
D 🪨🔥

Check out MineralArts.com for some stunning images of southern Arizona’s fluorescent minerals!

Cheers,
D 🪨🔥

- Red Sprites Captured by the BBC’s Cameraman Doug Parker

In addition to the usual bright calcite, willemite, fluorite, and scheelite, there are some truly unusual specimens of calcite, caliche, and chalcedony that glow beautifully.

- Let’s Talk Lamps: My Glow-Up Adventure!