An extraordinary XXXL Pink Amethyst formation from Brazil, naturally shaped like a pair of angel wings or a butterfly rising from flame.

This remarkable specimen displays thousands of delicate druzy crystals across the entire surface, shimmering in soft tones of rose, lavender, and pale lilac. The natural symmetry of the formation creates a powerful sculptural presence that feels both elegant and dramatic.

Standing over half a meter tall and weighing more than 10 kg, this is a true statement mineral. Pieces of this scale and formation are rarely found and are highly sought after by collectors and interior designers alike.

The specimen is presented on custom handmade metal stands, carefully designed to support the weight while highlighting the natural beauty and balance of the crystal structure.

Whether displayed in a living room, studio, gallery space, or meditation room, this piece instantly becomes the focal point of its surroundings.

A stunning natural artwork formed over millions of years.

Specimen Details

Mineral: Pink Amethyst
Origin: Brazil

Height including stand: 53 cm
Width: 47 cm
Weight: 10.75 kg

Custom metal display stands included.

You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photos.

About Pink Amethyst

Pink Amethyst is a rare variety of quartz known for its soft rose colour and fine sparkling crystal surface. Compared to traditional purple amethyst, it carries a gentler palette while retaining the same captivating crystalline brilliance.

Large formations such as this are admired not only for their beauty but also for their sculptural presence as natural mineral art.

Please Note

All crystals and minerals are natural creations of the Earth and may contain small natural variations or imperfections formed during their geological growth.

Please review all photos and measurements carefully before purchasing. Additional photos or videos are available upon request.

Large specimens are professionally packed to ensure safe delivery.

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