“This scepter has a longer than usual stem for this locality. The black material overgrowing the termination of the stem is specular hematite, typical for this locality. A small "sidecar" quartz crystal grows at the junction of the stem and scepter. The scepter is clear and reveals the termination of the stem. See my co-authored article on these sceptres in Rocks&Minerals . https://click.email.taylorandfrancis.com/?qs=a3d1a938a1365affeb8c3a60c2a50dd23b67bd12ff202ea72589e64ad7a88aa2c8acc07bb054be0b3048a830e00cc32b57e0d67dfbfdec39 Personally collected July 2017 Donated to the Canadian Museum of Nature ”

“This scepter has a longer than usual stem for this locality. The black material overgrowing the termination of the stem is specular hematite, typical for this locality. A small "sidecar" quartz crystal grows at the junction of the stem and scepter. The scepter is clear and reveals the termination of the stem. Personally collected July 2017 Donated to the Canadian Museum of Nature ”

“This scepter has a longer than usual stem for this locality. The black material overgrowing the termination of the stem is specular hematite, typical for this locality. A small "sidecar" quartz crystal grows at the junction of the stem and scepter. The scepter is clear and reveals the termination of the stem. Personally collected July 2017 Donated to the Canadian Museum of Nature ”

“This scepter has a longer than usual stem for this locality. The black material overgrowing the termination of the stem is specular hematite, typical for this locality. A small "sidecar" quartz crystal grows at the junction of the stem and scepter. The scepter is clear and reveals the termination of the stem. Personally collected July 2017 Donated to the Canadian Museum of Nature ”

“This scepter has a longer than usual stem for this locality. The black material overgrowing the termination of the stem is specular hematite, typical for this locality. A small "sidecar" quartz crystal grows at the junction of the stem and scepter. The scepter is clear and reveals the termination of the stem. Personally collected July 2017 Donated to the Canadian Museum of Nature ”

“This scepter has a longer than usual stem for this locality. The black material overgrowing the termination of the stem is specular hematite, typical for this locality. A small "sidecar" quartz crystal grows at the junction of the stem and scepter. The scepter is clear and reveals the termination of the stem. Personally collected July 2017 Donated to the Canadian Museum of Nature ”