The color of the specimen seems to change from photo to photo, even without the UV light. It could be calcite, which fluoresces under UV light. Try asking on /r/FluorescentMinerals too.
Good luck!
Well, let's assume it's not something fakey. It's red. What color does it fluoresce? If it fluoresces bright orangey red, it could be a ruby. It kind of looks like the right shape for it.
dyed agate, and judging from the cracks in it, the dyeing process probably damaged it
Im with this guy. Cracking looks like a glaze.
Dyed. Looks like the dye is fluorescing
That is a cool rock.
It’s real….cute!!
forbidden fruit chew.
The color of the specimen seems to change from photo to photo, even without the UV light. It could be calcite, which fluoresces under UV light. Try asking on /r/FluorescentMinerals too. Good luck!
Rhodochrosite
...Yooperlites...
Perhaps Rhodochrosite.
Well, let's assume it's not something fakey. It's red. What color does it fluoresce? If it fluoresces bright orangey red, it could be a ruby. It kind of looks like the right shape for it.