Most pockets, as a rule, will contain diamond crystals of various sizes. Some pockets may contain large crystals ranging in size from four to eight inches long and three to four inches wide. Other pockets with medium sized crystals range in size from an inch and a half to three to four inches long and a half inch to two inches wide. Micro crystals are always found. As the crystals move up in size they tend to become less clear or more translucent than transparent.
Some crystals contain anthraxolite or decayed plant life.
The anthraxolite resembles bits of black coal within the crystals. A special discovery would be an enhydro crystal. These special specimen are crystals that contain a water bubble within it. An extremely lucky find is an enhydro which contains species of anthraxolite floating in the water bubble. Twins, doubles, clusters, tabulars, smokies, skeletals and phantom crystals are all valuable specimen found in pockets and are further described in the Lapidary Section.