Yooperlite Tower

  n nimg class="size-medium wp-image-1244278" src="https: goddesselite.com wp-content uploads 2024 05 IMG_3619-300x300.g" alt="Yooperlite Tower" width="300" height="300" n n"Yooperlite" is a unique and specific type of rock that is found in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan which is commonly referred to as the "UP" or "Yooper." It gets its name from a combination of "Yooper" which refers to people from the UP and "lite" which refers to the mineral composition of the rock. Yooperlite appears as an ordinary-looking grayish-brown stone when not under ultraviolet -UV- light. However when exposed to UV light it glows with vibrant fluorescent colors such as bright orange or green due to the presence of certain minerals called sodalite. This phenomenon makes Yooperlites highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. They are most commonly found PPalong Lake Superior's shores but can also be discovered in other areas of the Upper Peninsula.;  n nimg class="size-medium wp-image-1244278" src="https: goddesselite.com wp-content uploads 2024 05 IMG_3619-300x300.g" alt="Yooperlite Tower" width="300" height="300" n n"Yooperlite" is a unique and specific type of rock that is found in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan which is commonly referred to as the "UP" or "Yooper." It gets its name from a combination of "Yooper" which refers to people from the UP and "lite" which refers to the mineral composition of the rock. Yooperlite appears as an ordinary-looking grayish-brown stone when not under ultraviolet -UV- light. However when exposed to UV light it glows with vibrant fluorescent colors such as bright orange or green due to the presence of certain minerals called sodalite. This phenomenon makes Yooperlites highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. They are most commonly found PPalong Lake Superior's shores but can also be discovered in other areas of the Upper Peninsula.