Clear Mineral Fragment with Inclusions

The item is a small, irregularly shaped mineral specimen, likely a crystal or fragment of a larger mineral. It is held in the palm of a hand, providing a sense of scale. The specimen is predominantly clear to translucent, with a milky or slightly cloudy appearance in some areas. Inclusions of a dark, possibly metallic or carbonaceous material are visible within the matrix, concentrated in one area creating a striking contrast against the light-colored host mineral. The surfaces appear to be unpolished and natural, exhibiting rough fracture planes and some conchoidal features. There are no discernable manufacturing details, maker's marks, or stamps. The item exhibits natural wear and minor abrasions consistent with being a mineral specimen. Its age is geological and cannot be determined from the image alone. The quality is typical for an unworked mineral fragment, highlighting natural crystallization and inclusions. The unique aspect is the pattern and concentration of the dark inclusions within the otherwise clear material.