$60.00
SP1000: Yooperlite Sphere – Locality: Michigan USA. Selection: Rough specimen.
Appearance: It’s a pretty plain looking in color until under a LW/UV light shows a pretty bright yellow color almost looking like a volcano bursting lava from within. It also has lots of sparkle. UV fluorescent (shot with uvBeast 365nm(nanometer) Black Light UV flashlight).
Please Note: display photos are shot under various light settings.
Approximate measurements: Diameter- 2 1/2″.
Availability: single specimen, exclusive.
In stock
Yooperlites were recently discovered on the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula by Eric Rintamaki. They are syenite rocks that contain sodalite, a fluorescent mineral that has never before been identified in Michigan. The sodalite is what gives the Yooperlites their glow under a UV lamp. Yooperlite is derived from the nick name Yoopers which is what the folks in that area call themselves.
| Weight | .818 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 2.5 × 2.5 × 2.5 in |
