“Spherical robertsite, each sphere is about 0.3 mm in diameter. Associated with deep purple leucophosphite and/or tinsleyite, lighter red-brown more distinct crystals of robertsite, better seen on the child image at the lower right corner, some crystalline apatite on the bottom, and strunzite as tan fibrous material on the top. S418-117a N3307N”

“Spherical robertsite, each sphere is about 0.3 mm in diameter. Associated with deep purple leucophosphite and/or tinsleyite, lighter red-brown more distinct crystals of robertsite, better seen on the child image at the lower right corner, some crystalline apatite on the bottom, and strunzite as tan fibrous material on the top. S418-117 N3307N”

“Small, 0.3 mm, crystal of laueite in a vug of mostly amber colored leucophosphite crystals, some jahnsite may be present as well. S418-118a N3307N ”

“Small, 0.3 mm, crystal of laueite in a vug of mostly amber colored leucophosphite crystals, some jahnsite may be present as well. S418-118 N3307N ”

“Massive triphylite altered into rockbridgite and dull brown heterosite containing areas of felted strunzite, laueite microcrystals, tinsleyite coating leucophosphite crystals, robertsite black spheres, and muscovite. S418-128 N3307N ”

“Massive triphylite altered into rockbridgite and dull brown heterosite containing areas of felted strunzite, laueite microcrystals, tinsleyite coating leucophosphite crystals, robertsite black spheres, and muscovite. S418-126 N3307N”

“Massive triphylite altered into rockbridgite and dull brown heterosite containing areas of felted strunzite, laueite microcrystals, tinsleyite coating leucophosphite crystals, robertsite black spheres, and muscovite. S418-117a N3307N Side view, 2 cm across rock.”

“Tan sprays and mats of strunzite with blackish spheres of robertsite. The minute brown spheres are likely to be robertsite as well. S418-122a N3307N”

“Tan sprays and mats of strunzite with blackish spheres of robertsite. The minute brown spheres are likely to be robertsite as well. S418-122b N3307N”