This Yooperlite Dragon Head is pretty fearsome, especially when you shine UV light on it! 
 
Yooperlite is a fascinating fluorescent rock found primarily in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The name combines "Yooper," the nickname for people from the region, and "lite," a nod to the stone's remarkable glow. It gained widespread attention after being identified by rockhound Erik Rintamaki in 2017.
 
Under ordinary lighting, Yooperlite displays natural shades of gray with plenty of texture and character. Shine a UV light on it, however, and bright orange-yellow patterns suddenly come to life. That dramatic glow comes from sodalite within the stone, creating the effect that made Yooperlite famous among collectors and rock lovers alike.
 
Metaphysically, Yooperlite is often associated with curiosity, insight, self-expression, and discovering hidden potential. Many people are drawn to it as a reminder that there is often more beneath the surface than first appears. Its connection to the third eye chakra also makes it a popular stone for intuition, awareness, and exploring new perspectives.
 
Part dragon, part light show, and completely unforgettable, this carving brings plenty of personality whether the lights are on or off.
 
Dimensions: 3.5"x1.75"x2"
Weight: 10.5 - 14 ounces
Chakras: Third Eye
Zodiac: All
Mohs: 5.5-6