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Amethyst Cluster

$5,500.00

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Noor Ullah Store
Peshawar, Pakistan
178 for sale·Member since 2025

This natural Purple Amethyst crystal cluster comes from the renowned mineral fields of Mexico, known for producing vibrant and beautifully formed quartz varieties. The cluster displays rich purple hues ranging from soft lavender to deep violet, with well-defined, glossy crystal points that reflect light elegantly. Its natural transparency and color zoning highlight the geological conditions that shaped it over millions of years. Amethyst is highly valued for its calming and protective qualities, often associated with clarity, stress relief, and spiritual balance. This specimen is completely natural and untreated, preserving its authentic formation and texture. Ideal for collectors, display arrangements, or metaphysical practices, it is a striking addition to any mineral collection.

Product details

SpeciesAmethyst
SizeCabinet
Dimensions10.5 x 11.5 x 11.3 cm
Weight416 grams
Listed on01/06/2026
LocalityMexico, Veracruz
RepairsNo Repairs, No Reconstruction, No Restoration, No Damage
SKUACC-416

Known provenance

DateCollectorAcquisition price
01/2026Noor Ullah StoreNot disclosed

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Amethyst
Mineral guide
Learn about Amethyst
violet quartz prized for vivid color and crystal forms; affordable Brazilian geodes and razor-sharp Georgia crystals, with collecting localities.
Amethyst
Regional guide
Amethyst from Veracruz, Mexico
Veracruz amethyst is one of the few amethysts that serious collectors can often recognize at arm’s length. Its appeal is not based on the massive, dark geode architecture of Brazil or Uruguay, nor on the saturated, stout crystal groups of Guerrero. The classic Veracruz look is airy: slender, glassy quartz prisms, lilac to violet, often with the strongest purple gathered in the terminations, rising singly or in bouquets from a gray volcanic matrix dusted with smaller quartz and, in the best combinations, green epidote.