Hello Katie,
What you saw in your compound, as you correctly said contains milky non crystalline Quartz in the hollow centre of the mineral body The whole unit appears to be part of a big Dolerite "dyke" or plug in the Country composed of massive pink Feldspar.
The inner centre originally must have contained some extraneous body which subsequently was dissolved by an invading hot granitic fluid which eventually cooled to deposit the Quartz in a rather "myrmartic" irregular form as Quartz is usually the last of all minerals to crystallise out of granitic rich igneous solutions.
This is my own honest submission.
Regards.
Dipo O. Obileye
The Exploration Learning Centre,
Charter Tech Limited,
Lagos, Nigeria.
