Where Nature Meets Neon.
Our Rough Specimens

All Our Rough Rock
A nice bright green from the famous mines of sterling hill and Franklin mine in New Jersey. These specimens react under longwave and shortwave UV. Best under shortwave UV.

Scapolite and Hackmanite
A very unusual new find. A nice mix of scapolite and hackmanite. These new specimens so far only come from one small seam in Bancroft Ontario Canada. Longwave UV. (Trevorlite)

Willemite
A nice bright green from the famous mines of sterling hill and Franklin mine in New Jersey. These specimens react under longwave and shortwave UV. Best under shortwave UV.

Sodalite
A nice bright orange sodalite from Mont Saint Hilaire Quebec Canada. Longwave UV.

Agrellite
Agrellite is a midwave mineral from the Kipawa alkaline complex in Quebec Canada. This is a hard to come by mineral.

Terlingua Calcite
Trelingua calcite is a nice bright pink under longwave UV and a nice blue under shortwave UV and is also phosphorescent under SW. This mineral works under all UV wavelengths. Collected in Terlingua Texas.

Wernerite
A nice bright yellow under longwave UV. from Grenville Quebec Canada.

Hyalite opal
Very bright green under longwave and shortwave UV. These specimens were collected by a friend in Mexico.

