Andorite with Zinkenite Ferberite radiating aggregates of Vauxite associated

radiating aggregates of Vauxite associated with micro fibrous strands of colorless Metavauxite

His catalogue number (399) is still glued to the base of the specimen

prismatic hexagonal crystals of Quartz (var: Smoky Quartz) that range in color from a very pale smoky color to a rich nearly "morion" black at the base

relatively sharp

I believe that this could be a twinned crystal only because I can see what I would call a clear reentrant angle in the middle of the crystal

Andorite with Zinkenite Ferberite radiating aggregates of Vauxite associatedFrom the amazing find in November 2004. Andorite is lead, silver, antimony sulfosalt and was named for the Hungarian mineral collector Andor von Semsey (1833 1923), who holds a remarkable distinction for having two mineral species named after him (Andorite and Semseyite). I personally acquired the entire lot of ALL the top crystals that came into the U. S. in late 2004 through early 2005, of which many experts considered to be such a significant find,