Brazilian Pink Amethyst Geode Sphere with Lilac Crystals, 112 mm
£366.00 GBP
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This 112 mm Brazilian pink amethyst geode sphere pairs a pale, translucent exterior with an open crown of lilac and violet crystals. Weighing 1,616 g (1.616 kg), it is a substantial collector's piece with a striking contrast between its rounded form and exposed crystal detail.
You will receive the exact sphere shown in the photographs and video.
The Dream Side of the Moon
A softly textured, moon-like exterior frames a landscape of lavender crystals. The photograph shows distinct crystal faces across the opening, contrasting with the lighter, translucent body below. Its appeal lies in that meeting of sculpted form and natural crystal growth.
The semi-polished finish retains natural texture and the exposed crystal formation. Place it where the crystal opening can be appreciated, bringing a quiet lilac accent to a collector's shelf or thoughtfully styled interior.
Product details
- Stone: Natural pink amethyst / quartz
- Origin: Brazil
- Size: Approximately 112 mm
- Weight: 1,616 g (1.616 kg)
- Form: Semi-polished geode sphere
- Crystal formation: Open cavity with lilac and violet crystals
- Appearance: Pale, translucent exterior contrasting with purple crystal faces
- Finish: Partially polished exterior with natural crystal formations retained
- Quantity: One exact piece, as pictured
A sculptural crystal for display
The pale body and lavender crystal opening pair beautifully with natural stone, light wood and neutral interiors. Display the sphere on a secure holder suited to its 1.616 kg weight, on a stable, level surface.
Frequently asked questions
Will I receive this exact sphere?
Yes. This listing is for the exact pink amethyst geode sphere shown in the photographs and video, not a randomly selected piece.
What size and weight is it?
It measures approximately 112 mm and weighs 1,616 g (1.616 kg).
Where is it from?
This pink amethyst / quartz specimen is from Brazil.
Is it fully polished?
No. It has a semi-polished exterior, with natural crystal formations retained in the open cavity.
How should I care for it?
Support the solid body when moving the sphere and avoid pressure on exposed crystal points. Clean gently with a soft, dry brush and keep it on a stable surface with a secure holder.
Natural cavities, internal fractures and variations in crystal growth are part of its individual character. Colours can appear different under changing light and screen settings. Review the photographs and video to appreciate this sphere's details before adding it to your collection.