Amethyst
Large Amethyst Geode Cluster 20.2kg – Deep Purple Statement Crystal 42cm | Brazil
Tricolour Amethyst Cathedral 14.4kg – 36cm Smoky, Lavender & Purple Geode | Brazil
Large Amethyst Geode Sphere 8.5kg – Crystal Cavern with Jasper & Chalcedony
Large Amethyst Cathedral Geode 14.4kg – Deep Violet to Plum Points | Brazil
Amethyst Geode Cluster 5.1kg – Deep Purple Crystal Points with Golden Inclusions 27cm | Brazil
Congo Amethyst Cluster 7.8kg – Large Deep Purple Crystal Points 28cm | Congo
Brazilian Amethyst Cluster on Gold Stand 7kg – Sparkling White Crystal Tips
Carved Amethyst Skull 1.9kg – Hand-Carved Banded Amethyst | Brazil
Amethyst Geode Sphere 930g – Deep Purple Crystal Cavity 9.2cm | Brazil
Amethyst Geode Sphere 925g – Deep Purple Druzy Cavity | Brazil
Lavender Amethyst Geode Sphere 1.18kg – Pink & Blue Chalcedony 9.9cm | Brazil
Amethyst Crystal Skull 805g – Deep Purple with White Veins
Amethyst Cut-Base Freeform 8.5cm – Lavender Crystal Cluster 288g | Brazil
Traditionally associated with calm, intuition and spiritual connection.
Amethyst is perhaps the most recognised crystal in the world. A violet quartz coloured by trace iron and natural irradiation, it forms slowly within volcanic cavities over millions of years — the deep purple deepening toward the crown of the geode where crystal growth is densest.
Our amethyst comes mainly from Brazil, which, with Uruguay, is one of the two sources most respected in the trade for colour. Brazilian pieces often grow large, forming the great cathedral geodes that stand as floor pieces.
Within crystal tradition
Amethyst is long associated with spiritual protection, intuition and a settled mind. It is connected with the third eye and crown chakras, and is often placed in bedrooms, meditation spaces and areas intended for rest and reflection.
Traditionally it is described as calming the mind and supporting clarity, wisdom and insight. These associations reflect long-standing belief rather than proven or medical effects.
Caring for amethyst
Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight, as violet colour can fade over years of exposure. Dust with a soft dry brush. Large geodes should be placed on a stable, level surface.
Read our guide: How to choose an amethyst geode