There is good coverage of friedelite on two sides of the specimen. However, the crystals are small – the longest edge shown in the first photo is 0.9 mm – and you will need 15-30X to see the xls clearly. Much of the friedelite is contacted, but there are several areas of good crystals. The one in the first photo spans 6.2 x 4.0 mm. FOV in the second photo is 7.1 x 4.2 mm, but the whole extent of this “patch” is about 20 mm and there are other, smaller, patches and cavities with good crystals. Some of the crystals look mottled or “sugary”, but – as can be seen by using reflections – the “top” faces are actually glass smooth. The matrix is a pinkish carbonate (weakly fluorescing – if at all) with small grains of franklinite. There are also some very pale green willemite prisms, mostly embedded in the friedelite surface and not visually distinctive, but also free growing in a small cavity. The latter are shown in the third photo. The front (terminated) crystal is a bit < 2 mm. In person, the crystals look nearly colorless and transparent. Weight 9.3 oz. Single item shipping weight 11.5 oz. Actual postage according to total weight of all items.