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Fluorescent Sodalite Freeform from Russia TF2303 hematite phantom quartz While pink opal might notFluorescent Sodalite Freeform from Russia Approx. Dimensions: 3. 25x2. 5x0. 75 inches Approx. Weight: 159. 4 grams Locality: Alluaiv Mountain, Lovozersky District, Murmansk Oblast, Russia Fluorescent sodalite from Russia is a mineral known for its striking luminescent properties. Under ultraviolet (UV) light, this variety of sodalite emits a bright orange or yellow fluorescence, making it particularly appealing to mineral collectors and geologists.