The present paper is devoted to elastic potentials and the constitutive equations of mechanics of anisotropic micropolar solids, the kinematics of which can be specified by two independent vector fields: a contravariant field of translational displacements and a contravariant pseudovector field of microrotations of weight +1. The quadratic stress potential is represented by three constitutive tensors of the fourth rank, two of which are pseudotensor in nature and can be assigned weights –2 and –1. Such a solid is completely specified by the 171st micropolar elastic modulus. The main attention is focused on the model of a hemitropic (half-isotropic, demitropic) micropolar elastic solid characterized by nine constitutive constants. The components of the constitutive pseudo-tensor of weight ‒1 turn out to be sensitive to mirror reflection transformations in three-dimensional space. A peculiar algebraic structure of the constitutive tensors of a hemitropic solid, more precisely, their absolute analogues obtained by multiplying by integer powers of a pseudoscalar unity, is studied. It is shown that these tensors can always be constructed from isomers (isomer) of a tensor with constant components (generally insensitive to any transformations of the coordinate system) and one additional fourth-rank tensor constructed, in turn, from the components of the metric tensor.