Raw Mineral Specimen with Crystalline and Banded Inclusions

This appears to be a raw, unpolished mineral specimen held outdoors in natural light. The specimen is roughly hand-sized and features a complex composition of minerals. The majority of the visible surface is characterized by crystalline structures, appearing translucent to opaque white or pale yellow. These crystals exhibit irregular facets and a sugary or drusy texture in some areas, indicating a likely formation within a geode or vug. Interspersed with the crystalline material are significant areas of a reddish-brown mineral, likely an iron oxide or hematite, which appears more massive and less crystalline, forming bands and irregular patches. There is also evidence of darker, possibly black or grey, banding, creating a marbled effect in some areas. The overall form is irregular and natural, showing no signs of cutting or shaping. The surface appears wet or freshly washed, which enhances the clarity of the crystalline areas and the richness of the colors. There are no visible marks, signatures, or stamps. The condition appears natural and unaltered, displaying the raw state of the mineral as it was found. The presence of distinct crystalline formations alongside more massive, colorful mineral inclusions suggests a complex geological history and makes it a visually interesting specimen.