Without a doubt the most unusual, and definitely one of the most attractive, Sturmanites I have ever seen. While normal Sturmanites are hexagonal, this amber-orange zoned crystal is pentagonal. Looking line an elongated rhomb, it has a healed fracture that, in all honesty, adds even more aesthetic appeal to this specimen. The interior zone has a sparkly appearance almost looking like crumpled aluminum foil. It is, of course, contacted at the bottom. Ex. Charlie Key stock.