More Ray Mine Glow(10 pics)

[Ezdiggin]

Being miserably sick creates time to bring out the shortwave light. Went through some things I have collected this winter and took some pictures. They are pretty much typical Ray mine colors.
The first 8 pictures are all apatite, some have good clean crystal faces. The last two have a green glow that maybe someone can help me identify. The green comes from the feldspar, there is no visible mineral on it's surface (like hyalite or autunite). I had thought that maybe there was Hyalite under the surface of the feldspar, but I found a beryl with the same green glow, which confused me further.

[writerman2255]

Nice! What's the sixth one, the stripey rock? Love and Light, TB Wright.

[lauriesrocks]

The green glow could be micro autunite incorporated into the crystal structure.

[Ezdiggin]

The Sixth one is two masses of apatite between feldspar. Micro autunite is probably right, that would explain why the green isn't as intense as a crystal of autunite typically is. Thanx for the feedback.

[bammer]

Thanks for posting the UV glowrocks.

I have had a few nice surprises from the Ray when using my SW UV on the ones I collected.

The Apatite is awesome from the Ray.

It glows the bright yellow, I think you may have some (9th one).