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When procuring Brookite specimens, a discerning approach is essential. Commence by evaluating the crystal's color - Brookite typically appears brown to black. Seek deep, well-saturated hues with metallic luster for enhanced allure. Clarity is crucial; opt for specimens with minimal inclusions, ensuring transparency and brilliance. Crystal size and form also matter, with well-defined, larger crystals being more collectible. Consider the origin; Brookite from Pakistan and the United States is highly regarded. Matrix and associations can add character to the specimen. Always request a reputable mineralogical certificate to verify authenticity. Adhering to these criteria ensures your Brookite specimen is a genuine and exquisite addition to your mineral collection.