Crystals are commonly brilliant. Bastnaesite is uncommon, but occurs in many areas as hexagonal tablets or elongated prisms, around 2 mm in maximum dimension. Fluorite forms tiny crystals of colorless, yellow or green color. Most crystals are octahedrons and are usually less than about 4 mm across but have been found to 1 cm. Quartz is common as small colorless crystals in most cavities with microcline.
Larger crystals are often smoky.
At this locality, the smoky quartz is unusual in the fact that what appears to be a typical smoky colored crystal will appear amethystine when light is passed through it. Titanite forms tiny crystals, most 1-2 mm long. It is common in some boulders, but is generally uncommon. Zircon is common in many areas. Most crystals are small, up to about 4 mm long, but larger crystals have been found.