Brookite (INCREDIBLY rare, faceted stone)This stone, when backlit, shows a rich burnt orange hue with excellent clarity, and the cherry on top is that there is a beautiful black "phantom" line running down the middle, which is a perfect identifier that it's truly a Brookite. If you've ever seen a Brookite crystal from Balochistan, you'll instantly recognize the thin black "phantoms" that are synonymous with those crystals. This gem, understandably, has a very shallow and narrow "cushion"

color and the fact that they just aren't seen in today's market

Specimen # BOL711B195

Specimen # CUNM72005

I photographed the Phosphos under the microscope to better show their quality

along with the Quartz crystals

Specimen # WWMIX112225

Specimen# GEMXL71515

You'd be hard-pressed to find another like it

and he is one of 72 scientists

we will work with you to deliver in person

the Ludlamites from this locality are found in fan-like “sprays” or even “bow tie”-shaped aggregates

it has wonderfully well-formed pyritohedra of Pyrite with soft striations and sharp faces