Natural Deep Purple Amethyst Crystal Cluster on Chalcedony Matrix 280g

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A beautiful natural Amethyst crystal cluster, weighing approximately 280g, featuring substantial purple crystal points over a contrasting pale quartz and chalcedony-rich matrix.

This individual specimen displays an impressive collection of deep violet to rich purple Amethyst crystals, with a mixture of larger chunky points and smaller crystalline formations growing together across the surface.

Many of the crystals show attractive natural variations in colour and translucency, ranging from darker saturated purple areas to softer lavender and almost clear quartz sections. Individual points catch the light beautifully, revealing internal veils, inclusions and natural growth features.

Beneath the Amethyst is a striking pale blue-grey and white quartz/chalcedony matrix, with subtle banded areas visible around the edges. The underside remains naturally rough and dark, creating a dramatic contrast with the crystalline upper surface.

Small areas of rusty red and brown natural mineralisation can also be seen amongst the crystals, adding further colour and geological interest to this wonderfully characterful specimen.

Details:

  • Natural Amethyst crystal cluster
  • Approx. weight: 280g
  • Deep violet and purple colouring
  • Large individual crystal points
  • Smaller crystalline growth throughout
  • Pale quartz and chalcedony-rich matrix
  • Blue-grey banded areas around the base
  • Natural dark host rock underneath
  • Rusty red and brown mineral markings
  • Natural inclusions and internal veils
  • Rough, unpolished specimen
  • One available
  • You will receive the exact specimen pictured
Disclaimer: Gemstone identification is based on visual assessment only, considering colour, pattern, translucency, lustre and other observable characteristics. Stones have not been laboratory tested unless explicitly stated. Whilst every effort has been made to identify each gemstone accurately, identification should be considered our best professional opinion rather than a certified mineralogical determination. Natural gemstones vary in colour, pattern and inclusions, making every piece unique. Metaphysical properties are based on traditional beliefs and are not scientifically proven.