Brookite (INCREDIBLY rare, faceted stone)This Brookite, 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"

who compiled a beautiful suite of specimens with varying habits and colors

and is FAR more common than Amblygonite which is the fluorine analogue

The crystal has classic pyramidal modifications along the termination

Item # TOURMBRAZ071

as it is twinned

This specimen features dozens of exceptionally rare

Some of the most celebrated Epidote specimens from the Alps are the highly sought after “sword-shaped” specimens

1 cm are aesthetically set atop contrasting host rock matrix

the find of these crystals was very limited and I have not seen any of them available from the Pakistani dealers for quite a while

tabular hexagonal crystals of Vanadinite

Specimen# CO712B17

The left edge of the crystal has a contact