Fluorescent Sodalite Freeform from Russia TF2297 moon at the north end of

at the north end of the Brahin strewn field

It features very bright pyrite completely coating white stilbite

61 gram Sulfur Crystal Specimen

with the most recent discovery of 227 kilograms in 2002

Also dispersed among the quartz on the front are 6 small galena cubes

Fluorescent Sodalite Freeform from Russia TF2297 moon at the north end ofFluorescent Sodalite Freeform from Russia Approx. Dimensions: 2. 5x2x0. 5 inches Approx. Weight: 53 grams Locality: Alluaiv Mountain, Lovozersky District, Murmansk Oblast, Russia Fluorescent sodalite from Russia is a mineral known for its striking luminescent properties. Under ultraviolet (UV) light, this variety of sodalite emits a bright orange or yellow fluorescence, making it particularly appealing to mineral collectors and geologists. The