Various Mineral Databases and Sites
Mineral Databases
There are quite a few WWWebsites dedicated to data for individual minerals, many listed alphabetically. So, you can access different minerals by checking out these links!!
The first site is the well-known Athena Mineralogy site - one of the best. Other good sites include:
the Mineral Database site and the Mineral and Gemstone Kingdom . This site is from Univ. of Wisconsin
Another set of mineral tables - although this Mineral galleries site is very slow

Here is a link for a wonderful Mineral Encyclopedia with more data than you will ever use!!

Here’s another link with good images of different minerals (busily commercial – but nice pics and info)

 

Other Helpful Mineral Tables and such
Mineral tables from Univ. of Wisconsin, including birefringence, pleochroism, etc..
Or for GeoMan's interactive lists and flowcharts for identifying rocks and minerals
Whattheheck - The Ask GeoMan site is just a fun and instructive site!!
The Mineral Database mineral tables.
Mineral and Gemstone Kingdom
There are many other interesting sites such as:
The Rockhounds Information Page which offers many cool things.
A Mineral Collector's Page which is fairly nice.
The Mineralogical Society of America home page with links to all sorts of stuff.
Dr. Richard Dietrich has put together a great page on Gem Rocks to explore as you will.  Be sure to look way at the top for other links to interesting minerals and rocks.

Would you like info on how to Grow Crystals?

Even the French mineral magazine Le Regne Mineral if you parlez the vous francais!

Just Added – Fluorescent Minerals!!  Or the Ken, Mark and Lewie show!

Ken's Fluorescent Minerals

Lewie's Fluorescent Mineral Page

And yet another!this one found also on the Mineral Encyclopedia page.

 

And, lastly, this link to: The Virtual Museum of the History of Mineralogy - http://www.mineralogy.be/

 

Enjoy!!