Geode deep purple amethyst crystals grey brown agate Decorative object Sculpture

The central element of this geode has been preserved with two windows on each side, revealing gorgeous calcite formations sat on a blanket of differentially tinted amethystine quar...

Like a treasure chest, this striking geode section shows the incredible contrast between the rough volcanic stone (basalt) in which the geodes are found, and the radiant amethystine ...

Beautiful section of an amethyst geode, unusually thin in cross section and resembling a shell with gorgeous deep purple amethyst lining. Origin : Artigas, Uruguay

Polished to a breath-taking finish and presented on an artistic wooden stand, this unique and beautiful piece displays a half geode. The edges of the geodes have been polished reveal...

World Class Amethyst Geode with X-large dark Purple Druzy and Rare Intact Calcite ▫️ Description Bringing world-class aesthetics that mix AAA Amethyst with a gorgeous formation and a rare, intact calcite specimen, this Amethyst Geode is one of the most special we have had the chance to work with. With elegant grandeur, this rare amethyst is ready to become a centerpiece at a gallery, museum, or in your decor, undoubtedly sparking conversations. Adding to the overall beauty, the main attraction of this geode is the high-quality (AAA), X-Large Amethyst Druzy. The points exhibit a rare deep purple color, often referred to as Grape Jelly. The crystallized gems form intact points, showcasing a lustrous, shiny quality due to the naturally polished faces and translucency of the gem Amethyst. Added by nature, the Calcite seems to be placed by an artist. It grows intact within the amethyst caves...

Gem grade, Amethyst Geode Sculpture The amethyst geodes from Uruguay are mined from the same rock formation as their relatives just to the north across...

X-large Calcite on a Gorgeous Amethyst Geode ▫️ Description Sculptural and with gorgeous aesthetics, this remarkable specimen combines an extra-large calcite crystal, a deep purple...

The amethyst geodes from Uruguay are mined from the same rock formation as their relatives just to the north across the border into southern Brazil and are igneous (volcanic) in orig...