Excellent example of this classic Namibian material, which was mostly available during the end of the last century, not so much nowadays. This piece consists of a single floater gem topaz crystal with a light bluish tinge, a sharp and complex geometry that features the typical elongated crystal with a chisel termination with a base that has been dissolved, creating a kind of scepter morphology. And remarkable transparency that results, thanks in part to the perfect glassy luster of all its surfaces as well as the few inclusions present save for a few bits here and there and a long feldspar crystal that is intergrown close to the termination. There is a microchip in one of the sides, but it is hard to spot even if you look for it.