Quartz with Lazulite Inclusions Bertrandite You can see that this

You can see that this specimen features many sharp

well-formed crystals along with the gorgeous "Spinel"-twins on the same specimen like this from this locality

Australia and wasn't known primarily for producing much in the way of specimens

This small cabinet display specimen features a good-sized cluster of very sharp

which means something in terms of value

Quartz with Lazulite Inclusions Bertrandite You can see that thisThis one is a first for us. We've never seen Lazulite included inside of Quartz from Madagascar. Marofarafara is a well known locality for Lazulite dating back at least 50 years, but gems are next to impossible to obtain. This "Emerald" cut gem is essentially a colorless Quartz, but if you look closely, you can see small gem quality crystals of rich royal blue Lazulite floating inside. If you collect inclusion gems or just odd association stones,