Hi Blog,
(LATE POST) While I was hunting for other ideal infinity stone and thought of getting a short-wavelength torch because most of the ideal fluorescent colours are easily obtained from short-wavelength than long.
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| Got this one with my pocket burst... |
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| Hope I can complete my hunting easily with ten random stones. |
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| Warranty card and instruction of getting a replacement bulb |
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| Free safely glasses |
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| I am stupid to get one before this... Sigh... What a waste of money |
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| The highlight of this post! |
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| The name of battery type - hmmm... spend money again. |
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| I went out immediately to get the battery and lucky it doesn't cost a lot. |
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| Ten random stones with two extras |
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| Nice! They wrote down the name and location of this stone. |
Let's start from the top left to right then bottom left to right.
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| Fluorite (purple shortwave or longwave) Mason, Texas. Hmm... Reminded of my first Fluorite... I really don't know what is purple or deep blue already... |
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| Willemite (green) from Franklin, New Jersey. Oh man! I already BOUGHT this for Time Stone and it was on its way! |
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| Willemite from Hillsboro, NM, USA. Cream under shortwave? Hmmm... Interesting. I thought Willemite is green. |
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| Calcite (red longwave and blue shortwave) from Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Oh! WHY?! I can save up for it... |
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| Quartz (green) from Chihuahua, Mexico. Interesting looking stones. Green somemore... Trying to hurt my feeling for wasting resource to get one. |
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| Fluorite (purple) from Luna County, New Mexico. Fluorite again?! Can give me something else? |
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| Oops! I missed out the second one... Calcite/Scheelite (Red/bluish shortwave) from Yavapai County, Arizona, USA |
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| Calcite (white/yellow shortwave) from Terlingua, Texas USA. OMG! CALCITE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Calcite (red) from Ogdensburg, New Jersey. Maybe I can make an Infinity Calcite! |
Time to put shortwave torch a test!
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| Wow. The Fluorite, Willemite and Calcite florescent nicely under shortwave! But not every mineral florescent as described... |
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| Closed up of the florescence stones. Calcite/Scheelite has some interesting mixed florescent too! But some are just pure... NO REACTION! Feeling "cheated" as some aren't based on the label... |
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| When I switched to longwave, they seemed so dull. As what many collectors told me that most minerals will react more toward shortwave UV than longwave. |
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| Let's test it n other stones. This is shortwave. Wow! Man! Even my failed time stone Hyalite and that Big Calcite florescent strongly! But Sodalite and Wernerite seemed weak. |
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| Because short-wavelength is a light intensive which will react and charge the electrons in the material. Long-wavelength is longer and space apart which misses the electrons (can't explain in a perfect scientific reason, you can click on this link to understand more). |
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| Try Longwave. Only certain materials will react. |
Seriously... I should manage my expectation. Since it is somehow free. I should be thankful and continue my Ideal Infinity Stones hunting.
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| I bought something extra, Barite. It can fluoresce white/cream in colour, under short-wavelength. Oh well... I just wasted money. |
Jeff
~Infinity Stones Journey~
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| A Display Box |
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| 1st stone spiked the journey |
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| Short-Wavelength Lamp |
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| Soul Stone - Hackmanite |
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| Mind Stone - Wernerite |
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| Space Stone - Gypsum |
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| Power Stone - Calcite |
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| Reality Stone - Ruby |
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| Time stone - Autunite |
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| All Stones Gallery |
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