A type of quartz? Citrine?
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Jim in Idaho
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Gem grade citrine is yellow, or yellow/orange. And fairly clear.
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Fluorite is a strong possibility based off the larger and better defined crystals growing out of the druzy clusters. If you have access to a true UV black light, fluorite will fluoresce under it (it's actually what the term "fluoresce" is derived from).
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