Red Sugar Amethyst Druzy | 646g | Frederico Westphalen, Brazil
£135.00 GBP
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Red Sugar Amethyst Druzy with Calcite — Exact Specimen
A rare, one-of-a-kind red sugar amethyst druzy specimen sourced from Frederico Westphalen, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil — one of the world's most celebrated amethyst localities.
The natural crystal face is blanketed with countless fine druzy points in rich burgundy-red and deep violet tones, creating an intensely sparkling surface unlike typical lavender amethyst clusters. White calcite rhombohedrons sit directly on the amethyst surface, forming an unusual multi-mineral association prized by serious collectors.
The outer matrix has been shaped and polished to frame the natural crystal formation. Its substantial freestanding form allows the specimen to be displayed upright or laid flat — no stand required.
You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photographs and video.
Specimen Details
- Minerals: Amethyst quartz with calcite
- Locality: Frederico Westphalen, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Weight: 646g
- Dimensions: Approximately 110 × 80 × 82mm
- Display: Freestanding
- Quantity: One exact specimen
- Treatment: No colour enhancement; outer matrix shaped and polished
What Makes This Specimen Special
Unlike traditional lavender amethyst clusters with larger points, this specimen has a dense coating of exceptionally fine druzy crystals. The tiny points reflect light from many angles, giving the surface its intense glittering appearance. Its deep burgundy-red colour, dark violet zones, and pale calcite formations create a dramatic natural contrast.
A natural cavity near the upper section reveals darker internal colour and adds depth when viewed from different angles — a feature collectors particularly appreciate.
Ideal For
- Mineral and crystal collectors
- Amethyst and calcite collections
- Natural-history and geological displays
- Crystal cabinets, shelves, and vitrines
- Statement home décor and interior styling
- Office, studio, or meditation spaces
- Gifts for geology and mineralogy enthusiasts
Natural Characteristics
This is a genuine natural mineral specimen. Small cavities, inclusions, uneven surfaces, natural fractures, colour zoning, and minor edge irregularities are normal characteristics of mineral formation and are not considered faults. Please examine all photographs and the video carefully before purchasing. Measurements are approximate; colours may vary slightly depending on lighting and screen settings.
Care
Handle carefully and support the specimen from its base when moving. Dust gently with a clean, soft brush. Avoid impacts, moisture, harsh cleaning products, and prolonged exposure to strong direct sunlight.
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