While not being spectacularly bright, this specimen is still pretty interesting because fluorescent inclusions in quartz crystals from Canadian locales are rarely heard-of. In fact, I think this specimen is currently the only one from this locale having been posted online; more will probably surface eventually, since many Canadian collectors have specimens from this now inaccessible locale in their collections. This specimen was part of a lot I obtained in a trade with a friend of mine. Its fluorescence is at its best under longwave UV; the specimen is also quite pretty in visible light.
Size: 2,1 cm X 2 cm X 1,3 cm

Longwave UV response

Specimen shown in visible light. Its slightly smoky color, transparency and high lustre make it quite aesthetic in visible light.