Sparkling, opaque to translucent, amber-brown childrenite-eosphorite crystals to 5 mm form a dense carpet on the narrow end of a tabular, mostly translucent and lightly smoky quartz crystal. Accompanied by an old Hawthorneden label bearing an $85 price tag, which labels the brown crystals as eosphorite. Childrenite is an aluminum is an phosphate, Fe²⁺Al(PO₄)(OH)₂·2H₂O and eosphoreite is its manganese analog, Mn²⁺Al(PO₄)(OH)₂·2H₂O; these species cannot be differentiated without analysis (and in fact the crystals on this sample may be a solution series member between the two species). A rich example of a species which is not listed for the locality at Mindat, but makes sense regardless as other phosphates are also found there. Excellent condition.