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- Brand: Lapidary Rough
- SKU: rgems-0086
- Product type: Hackmanite
Gemstone Specification
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Stone Name | Hackmanite and Sodalite |
Gems Type | Semi-Precious Gemstones |
Color of Gems | Purple, Lavender, Indicolite, Off White, Lavender Purple, and Light Pink |
Origin | Afghanistan |
Category Types | Lapidary Rough Stones and UV Reactive | fluorescent Stones |
Deal Type | Small Bulk Lots / Start Up Deals and BULK -Wholesale Gems Deals |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Stone Name | Hackmanite and Sodalite |
Gems Type | Semi-Precious Gemstones |
Color of Gems | Purple, Lavender, Indicolite, Off White, Lavender Purple, and Light Pink |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Origin | Afghanistan |
Category Types | Lapidary Rough Stones and UV Reactive | fluorescent Stones |
Deal Type | Small Bulk Lots / Start Up Deals and BULK -Wholesale Gems Deals |
Product Description
Looking for a rare and unique gemstone? Explore the fluorescent Hackmanite raw stone deal. Hackmanite stones are UV reactive. They glow pink to orange under UV light. Choose from options your favourite deal matching your budget on Hackmanite stone and start to experience lapidary skills on this rare rough stones.
- Stone Name: Hackmanite
- Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting
- Sizes: under 1 to 3 gram per piece
- Location: Afghanistan
- Treatment: No
- Fluorescent under UV light
Hackmanite fascinating mineral is a member of the Sodalite family. It is characterized by its ability to change color when exposed to sunlight, a phenomenon known as tenebrescence. It also reflects under UV light, giving it a unique glow when viewed under a black light. This it’s fluorescent under UV light.
Hackmanite can be found in variety of colors, including grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, and blue. However, it is most of the time found in a dusty white hue. Hackmanite crystal formations are equally impressive, with cubic and octahedral shapes that add to its overall visual appeal.
If you're a history buff, you'll appreciate that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901. It was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a renowned Finnish geologist who made significant contributions to the field.
Vast deposits of Hackmanite can be located in several countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia. Whether you're a mineral enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to impress.
