Hambergite (gemmy twinned crystal) Arsenopyrite The main Brookite is undamaged

The main Brookite is undamaged and is actually intergrown (bisected) with a smaller Brookite that created an interesting form at the base

This piece is a gorgeous multi-color doubly terminated “floater” crystal with fairly good luster along the striated prism faces and both terminations

This small cabinet size specimen features relatively sharp

but to find non-pseudomorphic

Hambergite (gemmy twinned crystal) Arsenopyrite The main Brookite is undamagedI obtained this piece from Bill Larson, who purchased the specimen in Mogok nearly 20 years ago, and it was a part of my private collection for years. It is one of the largest Hambergite crystals I've seen from the Palelni Mine, even though it's not a complete crystal. It reminds me of similar Hambergites from Afghanistan with the thick blocky form and distinct twinning on the {110} faces. The piece ranges from white and virtually opaque to colorless