This piece carries a pronounced internal fracture plane running vertically through the crystal, creating a natural split-window effect through the body. Along this internal zone sits a concentrated cluster of metallic pyrite inclusions with secondary crystal growth, forming a dense pocket suspended within the clearer structure. The crystal shows a visible growth interruption, where formation shifted and continued along a slightly altered direction. This change is preserved in the internal alignment and texture, giving the piece a layered, almost segmented feel. One side presents smoother, more glassy faces, while the opposite side holds more internal texture and disruption. The termination is intact with crisp geometry and reflective faces that catch light cleanly, especially across the inclusion zone. A solid example of Tapias material, with both clarity and internal structure present in the same crystal. Follow us on IG: @the.sea.lestials for deals and musical videos.