Lake Superior Sodalite (Yooperlite) Michigan Teeth It is commercially produced by

It is commercially produced by electrolysis of molten magnesium chloride (MgCl2) processed from seawater and the reduction of its compounds

Often called the stone of unconditional love

Otodus is an extinct mackerel (Lamniformes) shark that lived during the Eocene

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A substantial and visually striking example of Michigan’s rich mineral history

Lake Superior Sodalite (Yooperlite) Michigan Teeth It is commercially produced byLake Superior Sodalite is a variety of Sodalite, composed of syenite clasts containing fluorescent sodalite. These stones are made up of fragments of course grained igneous rock, similar in composition to granite. Under ultraviolet illumination the mineral sodalite will fluoresce, creating glowing yellow orange splotches or veins. Sodalite is typically a royal blue mineral part of the feldspathoid group, a chloride containing sodium aluminosilicate.