Cassiterite Scorzalite This is the kind of

This is the kind of material that would be perfect for anybody who appreciates Opal as a species and definitely should be on the radar of any fluorescent mineral collector

An attractive matrix display specimen featuring a few blocky crystals of very pale blue-green Microcline (probably not dark enough for what I would call Amazonite) associated with starkly contrasting Smoky Quartz and highlighted by snow white Albite (var: Cleavelandite)

The crystallized Quartz surrounding the Brookites is rarely seen from this area and makes for such a lovely and eye-catching overall piece

and I encourage collectors to not overlook this piece as it’s one of the most interesting and important single Wavellites that I’ve seen from Bolivia

Cassiterite Scorzalite This is the kind ofHere we have an interesting and rarely seen Cassiterite from Sakangyi, in the Mogok Township of Myanmar. I've only seen a few of these over the years, and this one is distinctive because it formed in a three dimensional cluster with attractive, sharp, lustrous, striated crystals that resemble pagodas or flying saucers or boats. They have a very high "wet" luster with beautiful overall crystal form. This specimen has the look of classic pegmatitic