This large Brazilian pink amethyst geode pairs blush-pink, lavender and violet druzy with a rugged green-toned natural matrix. Weighing 6.43 kg, the prepared freeform specimen has multiple deep crystal-lined cavities, creating a statement piece for a mineral collection or natural-history-inspired interior.
Fine sparkling quartz points and rounded, cloud-like formations give the cavities varied texture and depth. From a distance, its irregular silhouette makes an impression; up close, the crystal growth and colour zoning invite closer exploration.
You will receive the exact specimen shown in the listing photographs and video. No display stand is included.
The contrast between the soft crystal colours and rough green-grey host material is the defining feature of this piece. Open cavities reveal layers of quartz growth, from fine druzy to rounded formations, with deeper violet areas adding contrast.
Choose it as a focal point for a Brazilian mineral collection, a substantial addition to a pink amethyst display or a distinctive piece of geological art for your home.
This natural mineral specimen has been prepared for display. Cavities, inclusions, internal fractures, contact points, uneven edges, exposed matrix and variations in crystal growth are part of its individual character.
Please review the photographs and video carefully before purchasing. Close-up photography highlights detail and can make a specimen appear larger; colours may vary with lighting and screen settings.
Yes. This listing is for one individual specimen, and you will receive the exact piece shown in the photographs and video.
The specimen is from Brazil.
The specimen weighs 6.43 kg. This is its listed specimen weight, not the packaged shipping weight.
Multiple crystal-lined cavities combine blush-pink, lavender and violet quartz with contrasting green-toned matrix. Fine druzy and rounded quartz formations create varied texture across the piece.
Place this heavy specimen on a strong, stable surface capable of safely supporting its weight. When moving it, use both hands and support the solid body rather than exposed crystal formations.
Dust gently with a clean, soft brush. Avoid impacts, abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals.