Amethyst cathedral

Have you ever seen a geode before? This glittering gemstone is found all over the world, and can be found in a variety of colors including amethyst, quartz, and agate. Geodes are formed when gas bubbles get trapped in lava or ash, and over time the outer shell hardens while the inside remains soft. Geodes can be found in nature, or you can buy them from a jewelry store. They make beautiful decorations for any room, and they also make unique gifts for friends and family members.

Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of our Crystal Goddess collection featuring the largest and most remarkable crystals on Etsy. Immerse yourself in the enchantment of this massive 39 lb. Amethyst Crystal Quartz Cathedral Cluster, standing an impressive 24\ tall. Adorned with magnificent purple points that elegantly sparkle, it will effortlessly become the focal point of your cherished collection. With fast and free shipping, this mineral specimen is perfect for enhancing your Feng Shui…

AN AMETHYST GEODE WITH CALCITE INCLUSIONS

Amethyst cathedral in Spirit Room

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One Kings Lane 20" Amethyst Cathedral Geode

Amethyst geodes are often known as cathedrals, or churches, when they are cut and made to stand alone. This is a beautiful, high quality piece from Brazil. 12" high and weighs in at 18.13lbs. Its a beautiful little purple baby with beautiful, large, deep purple crystals. There is a lovely little arch pattern on the front that shows the stunning variety of shape in which these crystals grow. Amethyst, particularly in geode forms, are known to cleans the air and surrounding room of negative…

Crafted with sophistication and boasting a majestic amethyst hue, this XL Amethyst Cathedral Geode is a stunningly exquisite piece of art. Boasting a mesmerizing inclusions within the cavities, its grand stature and captivating luminescence exudes a magnificence that is simply mesmerizing. 8x11"

Striking amethyst and quartz 'cathedrals', aka standing geodes. A few different colors and looks from classic purple amethyst, to green and tan banding, and even some with gray chalcedony. The back has been coated with cement and painted black to give a cleaner appearance. These amethyst geode crystals are from Brazil. It's also called an amethyst cathedral. Some of these have little 'fill' spots from a little repair. The photo with the ruler shows the tallest and shortest pieces, to give…