NATURAL crystals, clusters etc.
Mostly amethyst forms in geodes or beds, which are sold halved, in slabs or split into individual points, although some smaller gemmy crystals or clusters have been found that exhibit true individual crystalline structures. Amethyst in various forms can be found in many regions of the world, each of which seems to produce a crystal or cluster of a very individual style and energy. Amethyst geodes and clusters tend to have short bodies and stubby terminations, as they have grown in close formation from a quartz and/or chalcedony base. It is more rare to find amethyst growing in massive non-terminated deposits, or as single, grouped or clustered long and/or slender crystals. All terminated crystals have a directive energy (simply follow their point(s)!) and as such make useful healing tools.
To read more about the different forms and formations of minerals and their uses, you may like to return to our main site and to the pages under the dropdown heading "Crystal Directories".

Code No: C067L
Amethyst - A grade: crystals - (large) Brazil

Code No: C067S
Amethyst - A grade: crystals - (small) Brazil

Code No: 17F123
Amethyst - AAA grade: crystal cluster (Uruguay)

Code No: 11G220
Amethyst (Brandburg): crystal cluster - Enhydro

Code No: C017L
Amethyst (Vera Cruz): crystals (large)

Code No: C017S
Amethyst (Vera Cruz): crystals (small)

Code No: C017XL
Amethyst (Vera Cruz): crystals (xlarge)

Code No: 11G273
Amethyst / Fire Quartz (Brandburg): crystal - Included

Code No: 11G263
Amethyst / Smoky Quartz (Brandburg): crystal - DT

Code No: 11G244
Amethyst / Smoky Quartz (Brandburg): crystal - Phantom Sceptre

Code No: 11G261
Amethyst / Smoky Quartz (Brandburg): crystal - Skeletal Star

Code No: 19M050
Amethyst / Smoky Qzt: crystal - Phantom

Code No: 19M068
Amethyst Beta Quartz: crystal - Included Manifestor Elestial

Code No: 19M071
Amethyst Beta Quartz: crystal cluster - Elestial Sceptre






