AMETHYST - BRAZIL COLLECTION MINERALS
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Dragon's cave - Intriguing Amethyst Flower with layers AMTF091
Measures: 10.63" x 7.87" x 5.12"
Weight: 2,306 grams
Description: Stunning amethyst flower with celadonite. This fascinating specimen has layers of amethyst with columns candied among them forming a terrific cave. Wonderful specimen!!!
Origin: Irai, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Exquisite Amethyst on Quartz pseudomorph Anhydrite QTZ081
Measures: 4.53" x 4.34" x 4.17"
Weight: 419 grams
Description: Wonderful combo of amethyst on cluster of quartz pseudomorph after anhydrite. Fascinating specimen!!
Origin: Saltinho, Rodeio Bonito, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Rainbow Calcite covered by Amethyst CAL033
Measures: 4.67" x 2.90" x 2.00"
Weight: 317 grams
Description: Fascinating rainbow calcite covered by amethyst crystals. Wonderful luster!
Origin: Ametista do Sul - Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil
Sweet Stalacite of Amethyst AMT057
Measures: 2.04" x 1.33" x 1.18"
Weight: 58 grams
Description: Wonderful stalactite of amethyst with strong color.
Origin: Artigas, Uruguay
Citrine of Rio Grande do Sul AMT017
Measures: 6.89" x 5.90" x 2.77"
Weight: 909 grams
Description: Beautiful citrine cluster of Rio Grande do Sul with strong color and luster. Note: citrine of Rio Grande do Sul is amethyst exposed to high temperature.
Origin: Ametista do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Delicate Citrine of Rio Grande do Sul AMT018
Measures: 2.86" x 1.59" x 1.52"
Weight: 113 grams
Description: This specimen is a nice citrine of Rio Grande do Sul with beautiful color. Note: citrine of Rio Grande do Sul is amethyst heated with high temperatures.
Origin: Ametista do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Stunnung Amethyst Flower with Calcite AMTF088
Measures: 4.70" x 3.66" x 2.31"
Weight: 294 grams
Description: Stunnung amethyst flower with calcite crystals (dogtooth). Fascinating specimen!
Origin: Irai - Rio Grande do Sul - Brazil
Superb Cluster of Amethyst Flowers AMTF072
Measures: 9.80" x 8.15" x 1.79"
Weight: 945 grams
Description: Stunning cluster of amethyst flowers, with a few calcite and celadonite aggregated.
Origin: Frederico Westphalen, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil