The Gabe prospect is located 8 kilometres east of Gable Mountain and 75 kilometres north of Grand Forks.

The prospect is owned and operated by J. Kemp and D. Hairsine.

The rose pink rock occurs in a boulder field approximately 1 by 2 kilometres and an outcrop about 30 by 50 metres across. The stone is uniform, pink quartz syenite of the Eocene Coryell Batholith and has no inclusions or inhomogeneities. Part of the area is underlain by porphyritic rock. No exfoliation features, joints or microfracturing have been observed.

The stone is a light pink, fine to medium-grained quartz syenite. The texture is fairly uniform and even with no large phenocrysts. Major constituents are orthoclase, plagioclase and quartz. Minor constituents are biotite, chlorite, magnetite, pyrite (less than 0.5 per cent), apatite, zircon and clinozoisite. The rock shows no staining and only a little alteration in the form of green dots of chlorite after biotite. There are a few short (less than 2 centimetres), tight cracks scattered in the rock.