A lovely bright yellow specimen of brucite from Pakistan. This is one of those weird instances where the price of a mineral has less to do with supply and demand (or even quality) than who is selling it. Pieces like this in Tucson sell for anywhere from about $150 to $1000. I've kept this one on the lower end of that range.
They continue to be found which makes them currently plentiful and affordable, but the significance of the find should not be forgotten. Compared to the (ridiculously expensive) Pennsylvania classics, these are better both in terms of form and color, and this is without a doubt the best brucite find made to date.
This one has particularly good color, a pleasing form, and it can be displayed whether horizontally or vertically. Although, to display it vertically you would probably need a custom base..... and then it would look exactly like the pieces in Tucson being offered for $1000. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯