Amethyst Quartz Variety Crystal Cluster | 6×5×4 cm | 130g
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This natural Amethyst specimen features a dense formation of pale lavender to soft purple quartz crystals growing across a natural mineral base. The specimen displays numerous translucent to semi-transparent crystals with well-defined faces, attractive natural sparkle, and bright vitreous luster. Subtle peach and warm orange mineral staining across the lower matrix provides natural contrast to the delicate purple coloration, creating a richly textured and distinctive crystal cluster.
Mineral: Amethyst
Formation: Natural quartz crystal cluster
Color: Pale lavender, soft purple, lilac, clear-white with warm orange accents
Crystal Habit: Intergrown quartz crystals forming dense clustered aggregates
Weight: 100 g
Size: 5 × 4 cm
SKU: MTX-B156-N828
Condition: Natural mineral specimen
Natural Amethyst crystal growth
Dense cluster of intergrown crystals
Attractive pale lavender to lilac coloration
Excellent natural translucency
Bright vitreous luster and crystal sparkle
Numerous defined crystal faces
Natural warm orange mineral staining and matrix
Unique one-of-a-kind natural specimen
Suitable for mineral collectors and crystal enthusiasts
Ideal for display and collection
Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz and commonly forms as crystal clusters within cavities and fractures of volcanic rocks. Its violet to purple coloration is mainly associated with trace iron and natural irradiation during geological formation. Amethyst crystals can occur in a wide range of shades from very pale lilac to deep purple depending on the conditions under which they formed.
Please Note: Natural mineral specimens may naturally contain variations in color, crystal formation, transparency, texture, inclusions, fractures, cavities, chips, luster, and matrix. Each specimen is naturally formed and may differ slightly from the photographed piece.
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