Many collectors are familiar with superb benitoite crystals from the type locality, the Dallas Gem Mine, but benitoite occurs at other, more obscure localities. This example, from another San Benito County locality, features a somewhat overgrown, partial benitoite (contacted and/or broken), 1.2 cm long, most easily seen under shortwave UV light where it glows its characteristic bright blue-white color. Also present are a few incomplete (ingrown/contacted) strontiojaoquite crystals to about 2 mm. Strontiojoaquinite is an uncommon strontium barium titanium cyclosilicate - Sr₂Ba₂(Na,Fe)₂Ti₂[Si₄O₁₂]₂O₂(O,OH)₂·H₂O, for which Mindat gives just four global localities.