Amethyst cluster with Biotite 37*27mm 37.7g shark tooth Any member of the Quartz

Any member of the Quartz family such as Amethyst

Please refer to the last photo for the AU/INT ring size chart

The opalisation and mineralisation of this great specimen from Madagascar features stunning lilacs and greens as well as the more common red flashes

centering and regression to past lives thereby revealing karmic causes

The glowing warmth of Honey Calcite brings a strong energising connection with Mother Earth

Amethyst cluster with Biotite 37*27mm 37.7g shark tooth Any member of the QuartzAlignment This Amethyst cluster 37*27mm weighs 37. 7g. Amethyst forms in range of different conditions, giving rise to different forms. Banded Amethyst can form as hydrothermal vein fillings. Well formed individual crystals arise in small cavities and fissures in volcanic rocks. Sceptres form in higher temperature conditions, usually in pegmatites. Drusy clusters generally form in cavities and veins in volcanic rocks and sometimes in sedimentary