A group of rough amethyst crystal clusters with natural jagged edges, showing various shades of purple and lavender, isolated on a white background.

Amethyst Crystal Clusters - Medium Small

£4.50
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A group of rough amethyst crystal clusters with natural jagged edges, showing various shades of purple and lavender, isolated on a white background.

Amethyst Crystal Clusters - Medium Small

£4.50

Pickup available at The Rock and Fossil Shop

Usually ready in 24 hours

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Amethyst Crystal Clusters - Medium Small

The Rock and Fossil Shop

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

The Rock and Fossil Shop
Unit 60, Durham Indoor Market
Market Place, Durham DH1 3NJ
United Kingdom

+447443849294

Amethyst Crystal Cluster at a Bargain Price

Bring a little natural sparkle to your space with an amethyst crystal cluster, featuring closely packed points in shades of soft lilac, lavender and deeper purple. The glittering crystal faces contrast beautifully with the rough stone backing, giving each piece its own distinctive texture and character.

These small clusters make lovely additions to a mineral collection, shelf or desk, where their crystal points catch the light. A thoughtful gift for a crystal enthusiast or a charming first specimen for a new collector.

Physical Properties

Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz, with a chemical composition of silicon dioxide and a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale.

Geology & Formation

Its crystals develop within cavities in rock as silica-rich fluids gradually deposit quartz, creating clusters of interlocking points.

Crystal Properties

In crystal traditions, amethyst is associated with calm, balance and spiritual awareness. It is often chosen as a companion for meditation or quiet reflection. These associations are spiritual beliefs rather than scientifically established effects.

Product Details

  • Material: amethyst quartz on a natural stone matrix.
  • Form: small crystal cluster.
  • Colour: soft lilac and lavender through to deeper purple, with some paler, milky areas.
  • Each cluster varies naturally in shape, crystal size and the amount of exposed matrix.

Photographs show examples of the clusters. Natural variations in colour, shape and crystal formation mean your piece may differ from those pictured.

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