Doyleite crystals with gibbsite grow in interconnected spheres with a pale aqua hue.
A large growth of doyleite with gibbsite is seen up close in a lit-up display. The doyleite in the piece is a pale aqua blue shade. The stone grows in a unique form, creating connected spheres like a caterpillar. The texture has a fuzzy shine. The whole piece is in the form of connected spheres growing into each other on tubes. A white section is seen on the lower left side that creates a tiny gap showing the black background. The rest of the piece grows tall to the right and is the pale aqua shade of the doyleite, with a white streak from the bottom up halfway and then towards the left. The background is completely black, and the surface below is black, as seen by the overhead light shining down on the stone piece. The stone creates a small shadow, and the circular edge of the light is seen surrounding the stone. The stone has a soft glow in the display image.