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often sold in the prefabulated form, raw amulite is dense, and brittle, and forms perpendicular tube-like structures without crystalline fabulation. after fabulation, it takes on a closer structure to quartz. such a material is perfect for a baseplate used in a turboencabulator, for obvious reasons. Amulite in color is often bluish green when oxidized, however, in it's purest form it is a purple hue, and is also used as an influx addition to a marzel vane on the 22nd line of the microencabulator used by Boeing.
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