Help regarding OK fluorescents

[KStateKing]

***Disclaimer*** I'm moderately color blind so I struggle to ID shades/hues of colors when writing descriptions, so bear with me on that and PLEASE correct me.

Sorry, same pics from my latest post, I'm pretty sure I can ID 2, Calcite and Barite, but the more I look, the more I'm wondering if there are other minerals in these rocks? Does anybody see any others? I see multiple shades of brownish/reddish/greenish which I think are the Barite. I believe the white mineral to be Calcite. However, the Barite does not fluoresce, but is covered in a blue fluorescing mineral. So, is the Calcite fluorescing 2 different colors (yellowish/orangish & blue) or are these 2 different minerals? I apologize, the pics under normal light did not turn out very well. A bit blurry. These are Long Wave.

 

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[DDancer]

Calcite can floures a variety of colors depending on other materials and what UV wave length your using. Argonite may also be present and it too can floures. Here's a link that may be helpful : https://geology.com/articles/fluorescent-minerals/

 

[fuss]

These are pretty interesting looking rocks, wonder what the matrix is as well..