This is an impressive specimen with sharp, lustrous chabazite crystals perched on stilbite. These are quite something for the species, blocky pseudo-rhombohedral prisms up to 3.3 cm on edge. Unlike chabazite from most worldwide trap rock localities, the chabazite in this pocket had significant room for crystal growth, and as a result the chabazite crystals are not lining a cavity wall – they are three-dimensional, fully-developed on multiple sides. The chabazite is a cream, off-white hue and is translucent with small transparent areas. There are minor laumontite crystals in association. The “front” chabazite (as in the first photo) is a penetration twin. In excellent condition. The “back” large chabazite is incomplete at its back side. Displayed to the back (as in the first photo) this is not obvious.