Image Database
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Name: Mineral specimens are organized by name.

Search the Entire Image Database by Name
(OR Select the letter group below for a sorted list)

A-C

D-F

G-I

J-L

M-O

P-R

S-U

V-X

Y-Z

Color: Perhaps the hardest to describe is the color of a FL mineral.  Colors are relative to a person’s perception, to the camera’s interpretation, and the intensity of the viewing lights.  Specimens are organized by their predominant color under UV lights

Search the Entire Image Database by Color
(OR Click on a color on the bar below for a specific color)
NOTE: If a specimen has multiple colors it will appear in each color range for every color within the specimen - not just the predominant color

Locale: Fluorescent minerals are found everywhere, but certain locales are famous in the world of “GlowRocks”.  Often a specimen can easily be identified by the FL color and the locale. 

Search the Entire Image Database by Locale
(OR Select a specific locale on the map below
 (USA and Greenland are the only seperated locales presently, the “rest of the world” is one database.)

As MinerShop collects and sells FL minerals we accumulate a large inventory of images. These are placed in this database to provide collectors with a resource to be used to aid in the identification and comparison of various specimens. As this database grows it will be subdivided in categories to allow easier searching. 

Presently sorted lists by name, color, and locale are available (all colors are indexed on a single page, all locales on another page, and all names on the final index page). As this database grows individual groups will be stored on separate pages.

EXPERTS PLEASE NOTE: Some images are included without identification.  If you know what they are, the locale or other detials please email webmaster@minershop.com to help improve the accuracy of this database.