Glowing rock ( briefly) after Uv exposure

Daprezident661

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I'm not sure what kind of rock it is but it has a bunch of diamond like crystals inside of it .. The rock is real Heavy and hard to break.. The outer surface of the rock is smooth and shinny with a oily like feel and the inside of the rock is rough with many diamond like crystals ... O and when put under a UV light it glows for a moment after turning off light, like a fluorescent paint. View attachment 1101916 View attachment 1101919 View attachment 1101920 View attachment 1101922 View attachment 1101923
 

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Granitoid? The florescence might be scheelite which can occur in granitoids.
 

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Hey Eu-it's a family forum!

Only joking. Never heard of what you just said!
Cool.
 

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What color does it show? Also, which frequency of UV light...LW, or SW?
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It's a lot harder than granitoid and the pieces of rock break off completely different granitoid crumbles the other one remains hard in A solid piece. I have granitoid this is a picture of one of them right? View attachment 1109321 and this is a different view of the the rock ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421606790.864231.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1421606820.377377.jpg
 

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Granitoid is a unspecific name for granite-similar rocks. Hardness is usually around 7 on Mohs scale.
 

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