Smoky quartz point with hyalite "The Whale" Wulfenite it is more appropriately called

it is more appropriately called hedenbergite quartz

I think it looks like mermaid caviar

Epidote has a good luster which is apparent in the thicker crystal growth on the specimen

This specimen shows signs of natural etching that has left the tip of many of the dogtooth crystals blunted or hollow

Smoky quartz point with hyalite "The Whale" Wulfenite it is more appropriately calledLocale: Erongo Mountain, Namibia Point length: 4. 75" Approx weight: 171g I call this one "the whale"! The point curves and has a smaller point sticking out of it, appearing like a breaching whale. Smoky quartz from the Erongo region is typically a quite dark brown black color, with lower clarity due to natural inclusions, and a flat surface luster caused by etching. It grows sculptural angular points with nice striations. Paired with hyalite, the