Brazilian Pink Amethyst Geode Sphere with Lilac Crystals, 100 mm
£189.00 GBP
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This 100 mm Brazilian pink amethyst geode sphere opens onto a sparkling pocket of lilac and violet crystals, framed by a pale, translucent quartz body. Weighing 1,090 g, it brings a satisfying sense of scale to a collector’s shelf without overwhelming the display.
You will receive the exact sphere shown in the photographs.
A moon-like exterior with a lilac crystal centre
Turn the sphere to discover two contrasting views: a softly textured, rounded exterior and an open geode cavity filled with distinct purple crystal faces. The semi-polished surface catches the light, while the exposed points give the piece its depth and sparkle.
Display the crystal opening facing forward for a striking focal point, or angle it slightly to appreciate the transition from pale quartz to lilac crystal growth.
Specimen details
- Stone: Pink amethyst / quartz
- Origin: Brazil
- Size: Approximately 100 mm
- Weight: 1,090 g (1.09 kg)
- Form: Semi-polished geode sphere with an open crystal cavity
- Colour: Pale, translucent exterior with lilac and violet crystals
- Finish: Partially polished exterior with natural crystal formations retained
- Quantity: One exact specimen, as pictured
Frequently asked questions
Will I receive this exact sphere?
Yes. This listing is for the individual Brazilian pink amethyst geode sphere shown in the photographs, not a randomly selected piece.
How large is it?
The sphere measures approximately 100 mm and weighs 1,090 g. These measurements refer to the specimen, not its packaging.
Is the sphere fully polished?
No. Its semi-polished exterior retains natural texture, and the open cavity preserves the exposed lilac and violet crystal formation.
How should I display and care for it?
Use a secure sphere holder suitable for its size and weight on a stable, level surface. Support the solid body when moving it, avoiding pressure on the exposed points. Remove dust gently with a soft, dry brush.
Natural cavities, internal fractures and variations in crystal growth are part of this specimen’s individual character. Colours may vary with lighting and screen settings. Review the photographs to explore the piece from each angle before choosing it for your collection.