Xenotime from Zagi Mountain, Hameed Abad Kafoor Dheri, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan

Sourced from the famed pegmatite deposits of Zagi Mountain, Pakistan, this rare Xenotime-(Y) specimen exhibits a distinct, naturally twisted growth habit along its primary axis. The thumbnail-sized single crystal displays complex warped face geometry, where offset parallel sub-individuals create a spiral-like structural torque down the length of the prism. Its coloration ranges from warm golden-tan to rich chocolate-brown, glowing with honeyed highlights when backlit. The specimen features well-defined offset terminations and a smooth resinous-to-vitreous sheen across its textured exterior faces. Completely natural and untreated, this unusual twisted Xenotime delivers exceptional crystallographic rarity within a compact profile—making it an outstanding, high-value addition to advanced rare-species collections, thumbnail showcases, or specialized mineralogy displays.