I will say that this is certainly one of the more aesthetic crystal groups from this find
but when viewed down the "c" axis
Adularia was defined as a variety of Orthoclase
A beautiful miniature sized specimen with a central finger-shaped cast with good luster
The specimen doesn’t look like a mineral because of the almost organic nature of its shape
Brookite
(INCREDIBLY rare, faceted stone) June birthstone I will say that thisThis 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"