Quintin Wight Specimen Mont Saint-Hilaire was the fourth reported locality for burbankite. It occurs as a rare accessory mineral in some environments. Luster is vitreous to dull, and silky to dull on fibrous habit. Diaphaneity is transparent to translucent, with opaque zones.
Fracture is uneven.
Hardness is 4. Streak is white. Associated Minerals include aegirine, albite, analcime, anatase, andradite, astrophyllite, barite, barylite, biotite, calcite, catapleiite, donnayite, ewaldite, hilairite, ilmenite, molybdenite, natrolite, paranatrolite, pyrite, pyrophanite, rutile, sphalerite, tetranatrolite and zircon.