Purple Tabletop Amethyst White Calcite Quartz Decorative object Sculpture

A stunning amethyst formation formed of a three quarter geode with cut window, revealing deep purple amethyst crystals, with a beautiful central calcite coated in black goethite and ...

A half polished geode with a thick agatised border. The inside covered by deep purple amethyst crystals and 2 beautiful calcite formations at the centre, one of them covered with a b...

This small geode of lilac coloured amethystine quartz with several rhombohedral calcites at the front and red druze / blackish goethite accents. This piece was legally and ethica...

A pleasing crescentic section of quartz with agate areas, surrounding a beautiful vibrant streak of deep purple amethyst. This crescentic medium sized section has a wonderful thick white quartz...

Exquisite Uruguayan Amethyst Cluster with Intact Calcite and Sparkly Golden Goethite ▫️ Description Shiny from every angle, this small Uruguayan Amethyst Cluster brings beautiful a...

Gallery-Grade Amethyst Geode with a Rare Intact Calcite on Galaxy Amethyst ▫️ Description Among the thousands of geodes discovered in Brazil each year, this specimen is a true rar...

In a world where Amethyst Geodes are quite common, this geode stands out as being far from ordinary. The calcite is gallery-worthy, showing beautiful aesthetics and an intact nature....

Sculptural and full of special features, this small yet gorgeous geode brings rarity at every point. Intact formations create an impressive landscape, resembling a natural cave or aquascape, with minerals that develop into a beautifully aesthetic composition. This rare combination makes it a standout piece for crystal aficionados, collectors, and décor artists seeking something truly extraordinary. The whole geode commands attention, and the first thing we notice is the calcite. It formed in different ways, with some perfectly crystallized formations adding a delicate touch to the specimen. The main calcite in this piece is a crystal after calcite, which could be a specimen in itself. Looking closely at it, on the back part of the geode, we find beautiful small amethyst rosettes...