Amethyst - Cathedral Geode - Statement Specimen


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Precio de venta$3,000.00 CAD
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Specifications

  • Mineral Families Silicates
  • Crystal Habits Trigonal
  • UV Reactive Non Reactive
  • Treatments Natural/None

Descripción

Mined from: Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Description: This one of a kind Amethyst statement mineral specimen from Brazil is a tall cathedral-style geode lined with dense, well-formed quartz crystals. Its colour ranges from pale lavender and smoky violet to deeper purple near the upper cavity, with warm grey-brown tones toward the base. A thick border of white quartz and banded agate frames the crystal interior, while the dark natural basalt exterior and flat-cut base give the piece a solid, freestanding form. The broad crystal face, varied colour zoning, and reflective points make it a substantial display specimen suited to a large room, showroom, or collection.

Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz, and Brazil is one of the best-known sources in the world for large cathedral geodes. These pieces formed inside volcanic rock cavities, where silica-rich fluids slowly deposited layers of chalcedony, quartz, and amethyst crystals inward over time. Cathedral geodes are especially valued for their tall natural form and deep crystal-lined interior, making them popular with collectors and interior decorators alike.

Spiritually, amethyst is commonly associated with calm, balance, clarity, and protection. Many people place cathedral geodes in living spaces, meditation rooms, or entryways because they are believed to help create a steady and grounded atmosphere. In a piece like this, the cathedral shape is often associated with stillness, reflection, and strong room presence.

Quantity: 1pc

With this product, you will get the actual stone in the photograph. We do what we can to buy good quality products and price them honestly. The rocks may differ from the photos, but we hope we do them justice.

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