Jim in Idaho
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Unfortunately, no. The closest thing to that would be a long wave blacklight.....most gems fluoresce under LW BL.
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You're welcome Thanva....and "welcome" to T-Net! I should have said that most gems that DO fluoresce react to LW blacklight. Not all gemstones fluoresce.
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