Yooperlite Crystal Sphere UV Fluorescent Glowing Stone Flashlight Blue Calcite bridges these two

Blue Calcite bridges these two centers with a gentle

though extended sun exposure may gradually affect the depth of its earthy tones

Lower grades tend to have more calcite (white patches) and less saturated color

Hold one of these freeforms at the right angle and the surface ignites in a wash of electric blue

Excellent for anyone moving into a new home

Yooperlite Crystal Sphere UV Fluorescent Glowing Stone Flashlight Blue Calcite bridges these twoShine a UV light on a Yooperlite sphere and something almost unbelievable happens. The stone, which looks like an ordinary gray and black marbled rock in daylight, erupts into vivid orange and yellow flames. It's one of those moments that stops people mid sentence. Yooperlite is a sodalite rich syenite first discovered along the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan, and its fluorescent fire has made it one of the most talked about stones in the