Margarosanite, Calcite - Sweden

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SKU: MSJ0120
Weight and Dimensions

1lb 2.3 oz, 5" x 3" x 2"

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Under shortwave UV, the margarosanite fluoresces bright blue and the calcite fluoresces red. Other than Franklin, New Jersey, the Jakobsberg Mining District of Sweden, next to Langban, is the only other known source for margarosanite.

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