Tricolour Amethyst Cathedral 14.4kg – 36cm Smoky, Lavender & Purple Geode | Brazil

A 14.4kg tricolour amethyst cathedral geode from Brazil, standing 36cm tall, 26.5cm wide and 14cm deep. Three distinct colours grow side by side in a single crystal chamber: smoky quartz, pale lavender amethyst and deep purple amethyst.

Three colours in one crystal cave

Tricolour amethyst is unusual. Here the smoky brown crystals sweep down one side of the cave, pale icy lavender fills the other, and a band of rich purple amethyst points lines the floor. Thousands of small, sparkling crystals catch the light across the whole interior, giving the chamber real depth.

The opening is framed by smooth, layered bands of blue-grey agate, which give it the classic portal look of a cathedral geode, set on a dark basalt base. The flat cut base lets it stand securely on its own on a sideboard, console, shelf or plinth.

A collector's statement piece

At 36cm tall and over 14kg, this cathedral brings colour and presence to a living room, hallway, office or meditation space, and makes a distinctive centrepiece for a crystal collection. Natural fissures and inclusions are normal in large cathedral geodes. Every piece is one of a kind.

Amethyst meaning

Amethyst is traditionally associated with calm, intuition and spiritual practice, and smoky quartz with grounding. These traditional meanings reflect long-standing crystal belief, not proven effects.

Details

• Crystal: Natural tricolour amethyst with smoky quartz and blue agate
• Form: Cathedral geode, cut base (self-standing)
• Size: 36cm tall x 26.5cm wide x 14cm deep
• Weight: 14.4kg
• Features: Smoky, lavender and deep purple crystals, blue-grey agate frame, basalt base
• Origin: Brazil
• Condition: Excellent

Delivery and viewing

This piece comes with free insured UK delivery, carefully packed by hand. You are welcome to book a viewing at our private showroom in Hove, near Brighton, or ask us for a live video call. Browse more amethyst geodes and statement pieces, or read our guide on how to choose an amethyst geode.