Thanks so much for watching and subscribing!! Many more new and fresh videos to come, be sure to check out link in description if your interested in purchasing and crystals. Y’all stay safe out there during all this, we will get back to our regular lives, everything works for the good and betterment in the long run. 💯💜💯🙏🙌
awesome science project!!!! one of my boys when they were very young did his science fair project on fluorescent/phosphorescent minerals etc.....of course me and his dad had PLENTY of rocks on hand so he got an "A"!!!! COOL!!!!
I live near the mine in Franklin N.J. that you mentioned. My husband and I went on the tour. They had what was called the rainbow room where the had lots of the fluorescent rocks turned the regular lights off in the room, put the black lights on and BAM! Glowing rocks everywhere... florescent, green, orange, yellow ect!! Absolutely amazing!!😄
My prized rock is a fluorite crystal structure atop a calcite layer. Northern Nevada has loads of fluorite and rocks that glow green, orange, yellow, and they hunt tungsten ore with the black light. So cool! You got a real nice collection! How about this, all moneys around the world have glowing money markers EXCEPT the U. S. DOLLAR.
My cousin did her science fair project on this subject back in 1998. They made a display box with rocks hot glued to the inside, you could go under the cape to see them glowing inside. (I did mine on a local mound building tribe and got 3rd place, I collected artifacts and had them tested at the local university. ) Loved this video bringing back good memories!
I've been collecting rocks and crystals for 20 years, I had no idea that some of them glow under UV light!! You've given me an exciting opportunity to go through my collection again, thank you!
Hello ellen..i'm from phillipines and i have one.. no uv light needed, it glow in the dark places.. pm me if you are interested and i'll send you videos..
I love seeing the different colours they go to under different lights Bryan, the way they glow is beautiful. I can imagine children being as fascinated as I am by the length of time it takes for the fluorescence to dissipate. Mind you I would be nervous about using the lights you need to see the gorgeous colours, and the black one with the white chains on it is so lovely and its unusual for me to pick something out that isn't purple, pink or blue lol. I look forward to seeing what you have to show us next, take care and stay safe please my friends, love to Matrix (and look forward to seeing his new hair cut lol). Mary-Ellen UK
The petroleum associated with Herkimer "diamonds" is known as anthroxolite. It is a solid hydrocarbon which is sometimes associated with very ancient stromatolites.
I have a few herks that do the uv reaction. They mainly exist within the little falls district from what I heard and personally mined. The petroleum deposits are clear. And looks like super minuature seed crystal inclusions. Barely noticeable until uv is put on it.
WHAAAAATTTTTT! 🤩🤯these are incredible! I think I just found my next obsession on my list, amethysts, yooperlites and any thing else that is fluorescent! Thank you for an awesome video, stay safe and can’t wait to see your next adventure. ❤️ a 🇨🇦 fan
As always, another great video. I collect minerals in my spare time. I wish i could do it for a living, like you. You are living the dream for all of us!
Oh my goodness, that hyalite opal is beautiful! That's it! I just made my first purchase form Ultrarocks, a gift for my mother. She has a whole cabinet of stuff that glows, started out with "petroleum glass" then added a few other things that glow. AND...my grandmother's name was "Opal" so that stone has always been special to us. So now my mother will have an "opal" (for her birthday) that glows. What a fun video, too--I tagged my son and his wife, I thought maybe the three kids would enjoy it (since they're bouncing off the walls because of the quarantine) Thanks Brian!
Seeing the Franklinite reminds me of when I was about 7 years old & my mom took me to the science center in the Watchung mountains. I was mesmerized by the display of fluorescent minerals from NJ and have been a rock-hound ever since. Thank you for bringing back one of my most treasured memories of mom & me.
Love your name for the color of fluorite- "blurple"! 😂 The name of the 2nd coral fossil is Chain Coral. We find those all over the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.
I discovered a few yrs ago by accident that a few of my rocks glow. One in particular glows like a Kryptonite green color very intense glow. Thank you for sharing your gems and rocks in your video. I am a serious rock collector and this Summer if this Corona virus thing let's ppl come out of their houses I'm going to go to Idaho and fig for star garnets I can't wait!!!
Omgosh you have one of the most beautiful minerals and crystals an gems collection I’ve ever seen in my life. Beautiful all of them. Thank you for sharing.
I love all the stuff that's glowing on your table. But my most favorite is of course the Ruby's. My birthday was July. I'm a Ruby's best friend 😆 lol. I had to sell my Ruby rings 💍 because I can't wear them any more. Would love to get some good Ruby's for a necklace or earrings. I love looking at all that green glowing stuff you sead you can't get anymore. The rock's from Michigan are really awesome too. Thanks again for sharing your amazing adventures and finds ❤ 😀
@@TheCrystalCollector can't agree with this post enought. That light changed my mineral collection and collecting fascinations in an amazing new direction and it is all thanks to that C8+. It's hard to say enough good things about that light.
I did that too I got a black light flashlight then a bigger fixture. I went around all my rocks and gathered up a little rock rave light show. Its been a slow year so we find our fun. Nice job thanks for sharing !😄
Amazing---I just got my hyalite opal today, that's only three days, I'm totally impressed with the service, Brian! And the little bonus was nothing to sneeze at either, I might say--it's now proudly displayed on my "amazing minerals" shelf. The glowing crystals are for my Mom's birthday, and they're perfect little crystals, I know she's going to love it. This is my first order from Ultrarocks, and I'd definitely recommend it based on the fast service, the carefulness in packing the delicate crystal, and thoughtfulness of including a little "thank you!". Big thumbs-up! And hugs to Matrix from all of us!
Glasses? Oooopsie! lol that Sterling Hill NJ piece is calcite/willemite...that's what I think that cinder block I found in my last video is made out of...
I love franking mine I frequent it a few times a year. Always a good time going through the pilings. And I noticed a few of my herkimers glow as well but under story wave, I get a slight bluish glow
I have a couple of magnificent flourite crystals on calcite that glow blueish purple and when the light turns off it glows , so amazing ! My prize piece
Effin awesome !! I have a whole bunch of necklaces and wanted to see which ones would glow in black light. I found out more about semi precious stones than I needed to. Great stuff, Always been interested in the scientific qualities of them. You made this fun!!
Great examples of fluorescent minerals! I live in an area of the desert in California where rare fluorescent minerals are abundant. Tufa and Hanksite (a salt mineral) are both highly reactive to UV light.
Love the N.C. native hyalite opals ... all the N.C. native crystals... I have been sunstone gathering all around Statesville NC... they are my latest finds rockhounding...
The coral fossil that you weren't too sure about is a chain coral fossil (next to the Petosky stone). I have a "ruby" I want to check as well as many other gemstones that I want to identify. This may help since there are a limited number of stone that fluoresce. I should also check the 3 type of calcite I have (orange, coral, and dragon's blood) and see what, if anything, they do. Nice collection Bryan!
That quartz reacts in exactly the same way as some fluorescent flint/chert that I found in my back garden. Those varieties or orange/pale pink, pale green tinted yellow etc. After some research and some testing I found the presence of calcium carbonate in those samples. Also chalcedony is a type of quartz that is known to produce oranges in particular. With the flint/chert I know the geology allows for limestone and organic/fossil inclusions which could be responsible for different fluorescent colours. Another reference which backs this up is Karst which is exactly the minerals I identified.
One of the first things I do with stones I buy or find is shine a UV light on them. I’ve been surprised at times by what I’ll see with found stones or stones in unidentified grab bags. Note though that organic material can fluoresce also so those tiny little specks you’ll often see are most likely dust (skin cells, hair, etc.) not a mineral. Don’t shine the light around your house unless you are a confident housekeeper. 😉
This in my new favorite video! I have a ton of ideas now, if only I can source some of these stone at a fair price. I'd absolutely love some resources to make purchases of these, even for large volume purchase resources. I will check out your ebay page ASAP! I love crystal gemstones - my name is Crystal, after all! Thanks for sharing these beauties! Cheers!
Amazing man that must’ve been something else walking down that beach and seeing those rocks glow I’ve tried to find fluorescent rocks and minerals and I’ve haven’t had any luck yet hopefully one day Ill find some very fascinating thanks for doing this video
Hi! My daughter and I really enjoyed your video! My daughter is working on a school science project. She chose to do it on rocks and minerals that glow under a uv light. She is fascinated with minerals! Can you recommend somewhere I can purchase these kinds of stones for her science project? Thank you! We loved the “blurple fluorite”! 😂👌🏼
Wow, you found those in North Carolina 0:50 I wonder if I can get close to the quarry and get some… I live in North Carolina, and started finding tons of artifacts, bird, effigies… And I started finding photorealistic portraits of humans on rocks! I know it sounds freaking nuts. I bought a 365 nm UV c8 light to try to find interesting artifacts made of these stones. I thought it may help me find the paint that’s on some of these white pieces of quartz… But it does not. Do you know one that would? I think mine only does one of the waves either short or long… I was kind of disappointed when all I could pick up with all the dust on my artifacts.
Hey there, thanks for sharing! Going to do this in the beaches where I live and when I’m gold prospecting, not for gold of course just the cool rocks along the way. What wavelength are the lights you’re using? I was thinking of picking up a 365nm, is that better than 395? Thank you very much
What’s up my man! Love the knowledge on which minerals are fluorescent! I was curious what wave length that little guy is that you’re using and what brand that was. I use my 365 uv beast and am wondering if this little guy is like a small 250nm or just a regular 395
Hello, how can I get into this hobby.? Any places I can find these in CA,NM,AZ,OH,MS.? I’m traveling from CA to FL and if there’s any place I can make a stop and hunt for these I’m in.
@The Crystal Collector Wwhhhhaaaaattt! I just watched you and Dan Hurd and a bunch of othere ppl at that quarts crystal mine in Arkansas. Such awesome content love your channel man. I have to look into going to one of the meet ups. I live in massachusetts and there are no good minerals or rock around here
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Many more new and fresh videos to come, be sure to check out link in description if your interested in purchasing and crystals.
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awesome science project!!!! one of my boys when they were very young did his science fair project on fluorescent/phosphorescent minerals etc.....of course me and his dad had PLENTY of rocks on hand so he got an "A"!!!! COOL!!!!
I live near the mine in Franklin N.J. that you mentioned. My husband and I went on the tour. They had what was called the rainbow room where the had lots of the fluorescent rocks turned the regular lights off in the room, put the black lights on and BAM! Glowing rocks everywhere... florescent, green, orange, yellow ect!! Absolutely amazing!!😄
My prized rock is a fluorite crystal structure atop a calcite layer. Northern Nevada has loads of fluorite and rocks that glow green, orange, yellow, and they hunt tungsten ore with the black light. So cool! You got a real nice collection! How about this, all moneys around the world have glowing money markers EXCEPT the U. S. DOLLAR.
My cousin did her science fair project on this subject back in 1998. They made a display box with rocks hot glued to the inside, you could go under the cape to see them glowing inside. (I did mine on a local mound building tribe and got 3rd place, I collected artifacts and had them tested at the local university. )
Loved this video bringing back good memories!
I've been collecting rocks and crystals for 20 years, I had no idea that some of them glow under UV light!! You've given me an exciting opportunity to go through my collection again, thank you!
Same, and I've collected some that look boring.... but I wanted them..... that may be yooperlite, I'm quite excited.
Hello ellen..i'm from phillipines and i have one.. no uv light needed, it glow in the dark places.. pm me if you are interested and i'll send you videos..
@@jbhanz1726 I want to see
"I'm wearing these glasses to keep the UV from burning my eye balls out.. so.. that's a good thing." LOL
I love seeing the different colours they go to under different lights Bryan, the way they glow is beautiful. I can imagine children being as fascinated as I am by the length of time it takes for the fluorescence to dissipate. Mind you I would be nervous about using the lights you need to see the gorgeous colours, and the black one with the white chains on it is so lovely and its unusual for me to pick something out that isn't purple, pink or blue lol. I look forward to seeing what you have to show us next, take care and stay safe please my friends, love to Matrix (and look forward to seeing his new hair cut lol). Mary-Ellen UK
The petroleum associated with Herkimer "diamonds" is known as anthroxolite. It is a solid hydrocarbon which is sometimes associated with very ancient stromatolites.
Yes, I’m aware, but we have found some with unknown types like these that are UV reactive that isn’t anthraxolite.
I have a few herks that do the uv reaction. They mainly exist within the little falls district from what I heard and personally mined. The petroleum deposits are clear. And looks like super minuature seed crystal inclusions. Barely noticeable until uv is put on it.
WHAAAAATTTTTT! 🤩🤯these are incredible! I think I just found my next obsession on my list, amethysts, yooperlites and any thing else that is fluorescent! Thank you for an awesome video, stay safe and can’t wait to see your next adventure. ❤️ a 🇨🇦 fan
Thanks for the demonstration. I enjoyed it.
This is awesome, Bryan!
As always, another great video. I collect minerals in my spare time. I wish i could do it for a living, like you. You are living the dream for all of us!
Oh my goodness, that hyalite opal is beautiful! That's it! I just made my first purchase form Ultrarocks, a gift for my mother. She has a whole cabinet of stuff that glows, started out with "petroleum glass" then added a few other things that glow. AND...my grandmother's name was "Opal" so that stone has always been special to us. So now my mother will have an "opal" (for her birthday) that glows. What a fun video, too--I tagged my son and his wife, I thought maybe the three kids would enjoy it (since they're bouncing off the walls because of the quarantine) Thanks Brian!
The fossil is a Halysites chain coral. An extinct tabulate coral.
Seeing the Franklinite reminds me of when I was about 7 years old & my mom took me to the science center in the Watchung mountains. I was mesmerized by the display of fluorescent minerals from NJ and have been a rock-hound ever since. Thank you for bringing back one of my most treasured memories of mom & me.
Do you use fluorescent toothpaste 7:21 ?
That smile is too bright!!!
Really nice pieces!
Love your name for the color of fluorite- "blurple"! 😂 The name of the 2nd coral fossil is Chain Coral. We find those all over the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.
Thank you for the ident, I was very curious--you saved me a little time, as I was going to try to google it. And I loved "blurple" as well, LOL.
I discovered a few yrs ago by accident that a few of my rocks glow. One in particular glows like a Kryptonite green color very intense glow. Thank you for sharing your gems and rocks in your video. I am a serious rock collector and this Summer if this Corona virus thing let's ppl come out of their houses I'm going to go to Idaho and fig for star garnets I can't wait!!!
Omgosh you have one of the most beautiful minerals and crystals an gems collection I’ve ever seen in my life. Beautiful all of them. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much Bro, and thanks for supporting and watching the channel!
I love all the stuff that's glowing on your table. But my most favorite is of course the Ruby's. My birthday was July. I'm a Ruby's best friend 😆 lol. I had to sell my Ruby rings 💍 because I can't wear them any more. Would love to get some good Ruby's for a necklace or earrings. I love looking at all that green glowing stuff you sead you can't get anymore. The rock's from Michigan are really awesome too. Thanks again for sharing your amazing adventures and finds ❤ 😀
I remember a few years ago when I found out Rubys would Glow like that, they really need some can go very bright!
Brian you really need to try one of my new Convoy C8 flashlights. 10 times brighter than the light you got from me before with a much broader beem!
Oh wow!! A c8!!!! Bring it on!! Need to order one for sure! I’ll check yooperlites.com , thanks
@@TheCrystalCollector can't agree with this post enought. That light changed my mineral collection and collecting fascinations in an amazing new direction and it is all thanks to that C8+. It's hard to say enough good things about that light.
I did that too I got a black light flashlight then a bigger fixture. I went around all my rocks and gathered up a little rock rave light show. Its been a slow year so we find our fun. Nice job thanks for sharing !😄
Amazing---I just got my hyalite opal today, that's only three days, I'm totally impressed with the service, Brian! And the little bonus was nothing to sneeze at either, I might say--it's now proudly displayed on my "amazing minerals" shelf. The glowing crystals are for my Mom's birthday, and they're perfect little crystals, I know she's going to love it. This is my first order from Ultrarocks, and I'd definitely recommend it based on the fast service, the carefulness in packing the delicate crystal, and thoughtfulness of including a little "thank you!". Big thumbs-up! And hugs to Matrix from all of us!
Glasses? Oooopsie! lol that Sterling Hill NJ piece is calcite/willemite...that's what I think that cinder block I found in my last video is made out of...
Wow awesome rocks 💎
I love franking mine I frequent it a few times a year. Always a good time going through the pilings. And I noticed a few of my herkimers glow as well but under story wave, I get a slight bluish glow
Love this video . GORGEOUS
I'm in heaven watching ur videos, I recently started BACK up collecting rocks and minerals ❤❤❤
Oh cool! I put my glasses on! This is sweet!
Dude “Blurple” haha! I love it!
Man, nothing like looking at rocks under Uv and the ones that keep glowing are just nuts!!!
I loved the vid I cannot wait for your next video I have some floresant rocks and this was really interesting to see some more
So cool
I have a couple of magnificent flourite crystals on calcite that glow blueish purple and when the light turns off it glows , so amazing ! My prize piece
Wow I had no idea that rubies we were fluorescent! You usually only hear about the other properties!
Many diamonds are also fluorescent.
Bump ☮️🧡 thanks for all the videos, I get so excited when I see a new post. Whaaaat?!!! 😁
So neat! Whaaaat fun to discover gems you didn’t know you had!
I live right next to Franklin and have collected rocks from the local mines that glow amazingly!
Effin awesome !! I have a whole bunch of necklaces and wanted to see which ones would glow in black light. I found out more about semi precious stones than I needed to. Great stuff, Always been interested in the scientific qualities of them.
You made this fun!!
Couldn't help but order a few for my collection after watching this video. Can't wait to see the in person!! Great finds bud
Great video. My class loved it! thx bro
That was amazing, thank you!!!
Hell no, that pink one is gonna wake up some eldritch horror. I'm good on that
Great examples of fluorescent minerals! I live in an area of the desert in California where rare fluorescent minerals are abundant. Tufa and Hanksite (a salt mineral) are both highly reactive to UV light.
Love the N.C. native hyalite opals ... all the N.C. native crystals... I have been sunstone gathering all around Statesville NC... they are my latest finds rockhounding...
That's chain coral! Excellent piece!
Superman killings crystal the green one 😂
Sweet sweet sweet beautiful awesome collection thank u
Dude, that piece was super blurple 👌
The coral fossil that you weren't too sure about is a chain coral fossil (next to the Petosky stone). I have a "ruby" I want to check as well as many other gemstones that I want to identify. This may help since there are a limited number of stone that fluoresce. I should also check the 3 type of calcite I have (orange, coral, and dragon's blood) and see what, if anything, they do. Nice collection Bryan!
That quartz reacts in exactly the same way as some fluorescent flint/chert that I found in my back garden. Those varieties or orange/pale pink, pale green tinted yellow etc. After some research and some testing I found the presence of calcium carbonate in those samples. Also chalcedony is a type of quartz that is known to produce oranges in particular. With the flint/chert I know the geology allows for limestone and organic/fossil inclusions which could be responsible for different fluorescent colours. Another reference which backs this up is Karst which is exactly the minerals I identified.
very interesting.
Kool rock ty for video
This was a awsome video 💯
I also have got an own fluorescence collectiin of minerals, but yours is much better😂
Collection
One of the first things I do with stones I buy or find is shine a UV light on them. I’ve been surprised at times by what I’ll see with found stones or stones in unidentified grab bags. Note though that organic material can fluoresce also so those tiny little specks you’ll often see are most likely dust (skin cells, hair, etc.) not a mineral. Don’t shine the light around your house unless you are a confident housekeeper. 😉
I just ordered a Convoy light I'm so excited to try it out ! Hopefully I can find some interesting glowing minerals in Ireland
You just identified my mystery find. Ty!
Awesome video! You forgot to add in septarian nodules! They glow an amazing yellow under SW! ❤
That's awesome! I wonder what they would do if you had them under the fluorescent light, and shined a high powered blue or green lasers into them?
The coral after the Petoskey stone is a lighting stone. Found in the same place as the Petoskey stone.
Beaultiful !!!
This in my new favorite video!
I have a ton of ideas now, if only I can source some of these stone at a fair price.
I'd absolutely love some resources to make purchases of these, even for large volume purchase resources.
I will check out your ebay page ASAP!
I love crystal gemstones - my name is Crystal, after all!
Thanks for sharing these beauties! Cheers!
I can totally picture you walking around your entire house in pitch black with your UV light 😂😂😂. I love the Blurple one 😂😜
Where did you buy your black light? Do you have a link? Love the glow. Matrix our TH-cam puppy got a hair cut🐶👍
Thanks for the video
Amazing man that must’ve been something else walking down that beach and seeing those rocks glow I’ve tried to find fluorescent rocks and minerals and I’ve haven’t had any luck yet hopefully one day Ill find some very fascinating thanks for doing this video
I live in the UP of Michigan an go to Lake Superior to look for Rocks! What is the Blacklight lens used to find or look at Rocks?
Thats cool !So under blacklights do they glow
Hi! My daughter and I really enjoyed your video! My daughter is working on a school science project. She chose to do it on rocks and minerals that glow under a uv light. She is fascinated with minerals! Can you recommend somewhere I can purchase these kinds of stones for her science project? Thank you! We loved the “blurple fluorite”! 😂👌🏼
Calcite is often found with quartz so that is most likely why the quartz was glowing
EPIC
Wow, you found those in North Carolina 0:50 I wonder if I can get close to the quarry and get some… I live in North Carolina, and started finding tons of artifacts, bird, effigies… And I started finding photorealistic portraits of humans on rocks! I know it sounds freaking nuts. I bought a 365 nm UV c8 light to try to find interesting artifacts made of these stones. I thought it may help me find the paint that’s on some of these white pieces of quartz… But it does not. Do you know one that would? I think mine only does one of the waves either short or long… I was kind of disappointed when all I could pick up with all the dust on my artifacts.
kool , thanx...Rock onnn Brotherman'
Robert
Hey there, thanks for sharing! Going to do this in the beaches where I live and when I’m gold prospecting, not for gold of course just the cool rocks along the way. What wavelength are the lights you’re using? I was thinking of picking up a 365nm, is that better than 395? Thank you very much
Are use a 365 but I wouldn’t know the difference
lol where I work is the fluorescent mineral capital of the world the green wilamite you showed will also show phosphorescence.
Blurpul yep it’s a word apple approves
Nice !
What’s up my man! Love the knowledge on which minerals are fluorescent! I was curious what wave length that little guy is that you’re using and what brand that was. I use my 365 uv beast and am wondering if this little guy is like a small 250nm or just a regular 395
Hello, how can I get into this hobby.?
Any places I can find these in CA,NM,AZ,OH,MS.?
I’m traveling from CA to FL and if there’s any place I can make a stop and hunt for these I’m in.
Likes , gosto muito das pedras preciosas!
"little bitty" is how you know someone is southern :D
Please tell me the name of the glasses you are wearing over your eyes for protection. Thanks.
haha, blurple. love it!
Amazing
I would like to make a small terrarium to use as a night light using the calcite clams I dug in Florida. Can you tell me the best UV light to use?
I’m not sure how or UV light would work in a terrarium, not sure how it would do only plants and stuff but what you would want is a long wave
Do I also need to wear glasses to watch the video? 😁
😆 that’s great! 🤷🏻♂️🙌💯🙏🙏😝
@@TheCrystalCollector Thanks, 😅 and the crystals would look awesome as decorative in the room. ❤️
Bom dia forte abraço do Brasil
hey! you must try imperial topaz, opal, amber and moon rock
Can ultra violet light give you skin cancer? And how much time is it safe to use
So what is the benifit of these rocks as long as you need a UV light to see these colours?
It’s just really cool to see the light up when you shine a light on them
Coooooool !
yooperlite is so cool
You said, I think, that those from NC can not be mined anymore. Is that true and why would they stop mining those? Thank you
That one you didn't know about was fossilized chain coral
Yeah they are super cool the way they look, thanks
@The Crystal Collector Wwhhhhaaaaattt! I just watched you and Dan Hurd and a bunch of othere ppl at that quarts crystal mine in Arkansas. Such awesome content love your channel man. I have to look into going to one of the meet ups. I live in massachusetts and there are no good minerals or rock around here
Mister Crystal Collector .. mannn... can you get any kooler???? 🤲🏻✨✨✨✨✨✨🤲🏻
The color between blue and purple is periwinkle
What flashlight were you using for black light hunting?
Those rocks glows like WHAAAAAAAAAAT!
What makes these rocks and crystals flourescent? I mean, besides your UV flashlight
You missed one on your left of the first set. The blue one. What's that one? And thanks, I thought there was only 2.
I’ll look back and see oops 😬
Hii. Do anyone has any tips when buying UV-flashlights or lamps. For hunting for minerals?
Yes check www.yooperlites.com
@@TheCrystalCollector ok Thank you verry much:)
Nice glowing teeth as well.
How can we get this stone?