Wavellite | Arkansas minerals fluorite also hides remarkable fluorescent

fluorite also hides remarkable fluorescent properties only visible under UV light- and is actually the source of our word "fluorescent"

The reddish-brown rock consists of sandy crystals of barite (barium sulphate) in petal-like clusters that resemble a rose in full bloom

the rocks are usually found in Oklahoma’s Garber sandstone formations

each piece is entirely unique

Formed over millions of years as ancient coral gradually transformed into agate

Wavellite | Arkansas minerals fluorite also hides remarkable fluorescentWavellite is a mineral that demonstrates the classic radiating globule crystal habit. It is most often found inside the fractures of aluminous, low grade metamorphic rocks. They are fibrous crystals with translucent radial fractures or globular clusters ranging from pale green to emerald green. More rarely they grow in chalcedony like or opaline masses, or stalactic and are unique. It occurs in association with crandallite and variscite in