Crude, etched, crystals of cryolite associated with synchysite-(Ce) pseudomorphs after petersenite-(Ce) typical of the Poudrette pegmatite. I have used reflections to try to bring out the cryolite etch figures and relict faces. The cryolite is large enough to be naked eye visible but, because of the watery index of refraction, you will probably not see very much unless you use 10X and play around with the reflections as I have done. The first photo shows one of the larger (2.2 mm) crystals. In the second photo, the cryolite spans 5.3 mm top to bottom. The crystal shown in the first photo is on the back/side of this aggregate. By Ivigtut standards, these crystals are runts. Larger crystal occur at MSH as well, but they are almost invariably encrusted by zeolites. The third photo shows the largest (5.1 mm) of the pale tan synchysite pseudomorphs. It is incomplete at both ends. “Terminated” examples do exist, but they are not common. Note that, at least at the left end, the incompleteness is probably due to natural processes – there are tiny albite (?) blades growing where the termination should be. Weight (including TN box) 0.5 oz. Single item shipping weight 2.5 oz. Up to 4 oz, this can be combined with other items for the same postage.