Locality: Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India. Size Class: Large Cabinet. Collection: New Find. While Apophyllite is very common from the large mines in India, this piece is from a new pocket of a very different style, unlike most specimens mined in the past 30 years of heavy specimen prospecting there. It is one of the top large specimens in the pocket, which has mostly now been sold off to collectors already. These sharp "cubic" (technically, pseudocubic) crystals are starkly contrasted on wheatsheaves of pastel pink stilbite matrix, for a unique aesthetic look. This very large specimen is in incredible condition and has no damage to any of the main crystals, which reach 7.2 cm across. Consigned from the Indian dealer who brought this pocket to market, at the Tucson 2014 show, at a very reduced price compared to show asking prices. Size 30.5 x 21.0 x 20.5 cm.