Given the appearance (tabular shape, color, and striations) and stated locality for this specimen, one might think at first this is a beryllonite. However, this sample is easily scratched with a fingernail, suggesting it to be gypsum and not beryllonite. Furthermore, the measured specific gravity (2.2) is a much better agreement for gypsum (Mindat specific gravity = 2.3) versus beryllonite (2.8). While gypsum is probably fairly abundant in Pakistan, specimens are only rarely offered. Displays either vertically or horizontally without needing a stand. No damage.