An unusual Blanchard fluorite, consisting of a single stepped cubic purple fluorite crystal 28 mm across, sitting atop a cluster of colorless drusy quartz. The fluorite is cleaved on the back, showing that the fluorite crystal is a colorless and transparent phantom, with the purple color confined to the outermost zone of the crystal. There is a slight rub on the lower left front of the fluorite crystal. See the excellent article on mines of this area in the special New Mexico issue of the Mineralogical Record, Volume 20, Number 1 (1989), pages 31-46.