YOUNGITE (FLUORESCENT)

Youngite refers to a variety of druzy quartz-coated, brecciated agate found only near Guernsey, Wyoming. This mineral is widely sought after due to its phenomenal and chaotic smattering of colors. If it already wasn’t cool enough, it even glows with neon green fluorescence under shortwave ultraviolet light! Youngite is a fragmented agate that was “glued” back together with quartz and chalcedony. Because of this formation style, youngite presents a variety of colors: reddish-brown, sky blue, white, peach, and yellow-gold. This mineral is very attractive and offers the viewer a new perspective from every angle. Its fluorescent qualities make youngite an excellent display piece in daylight and in the dark.