Sugar Amethyst Druzy Specimen — Frederico Westphalen, Brazil | 960g

A one-of-a-kind sugar amethyst druzy specimen from Frederico Westphalen, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

This substantial natural amethyst piece is covered with countless fine druzy crystals, creating a sparkling, sugar-like surface. Soft lavender and purple tones are layered with natural cavities, colour variation and contrasting cream-coloured mineral formations.

The outer edge has been shaped and polished, framing the natural crystal surface and allowing the specimen to be displayed upright or flat.

The term “sugar amethyst” describes the fine, glittering crystal texture covering the surface of the specimen.

SPECIMEN DETAILS
Mineral: Quartz variety amethyst
Locality: Frederico Westphalen, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Weight: 960g
Dimensions: 136 × 130 × 42mm
Form: Natural druzy mineral specimen
Colour: Lavender purple, violet, cream and earthy brown
Quantity: One exact specimen
Treatment: Natural and untreated

You will receive the exact piece shown in the photographs and video.

WHAT MAKES THIS PIECE SPECIAL

Unlike a conventional amethyst cluster with larger crystal points, this specimen has a dense coating of tiny amethyst crystals. Each crystal reflects the light from a slightly different angle, producing an exceptionally glittering surface.

Natural openings and contrasting mineral growths give the piece depth and character, making it especially interesting as a collector’s specimen or statement crystal display.

IDEAL FOR
Mineral and crystal collectors
Natural-history displays
Crystal cabinets and shelves
Statement home décor
Meditation or personal spaces
Gifts for geology and mineral enthusiasts
NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS

This is a genuine natural mineral specimen. Small cavities, uneven surfaces, colour zoning, inclusions, natural fractures and minor edge irregularities are normal characteristics of its formation and are not considered faults.

Please review every photograph and the video carefully. Measurements are approximate, and screen settings may affect how the colour appears.

CARE

Handle the specimen carefully and support it from the base when moving it. Dust gently with a clean, soft brush and avoid impacts or prolonged exposure to strong direct sunlight.

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