A great example of pentagonite, nicely sheltered in a vug. Pentagonite is the rarer polymorph of cavansite, and given how it usually forms elongated crystals ( clusters often resembling blue "Christmas trees") it is somewhat difficult to find a piece that is totally undamaged. On this piece, the cluster is situated in a concave matrix, so it has been spared the beating and damage that most other pentagonites suffer. The cluster is decently sized, as well.
I always hear rumors about the locality being flooded out or closed, at this point I am not sure what is credible, but I will say this: there are 2 quarries out of 4 in the complex that produce good cavansite. When I visited 9 years ago, the neighboring town of Wagholi (a suburb of the larger city of Poona) was already starting to encroach on the area, and the quarry is increasingly subject to flooding as its depth increases. I have also noticed that the prices of this material straight from India have been going up a lot lately. Whatever the exact current state of the quarries, within the next couple years, I do not expect hat much more of this material will be found.