AME244 Amethyst Stand-up
This Amethyst stand-up features deep purple Amethyst from Uruguay. It has polished edges, a flat cut bottom, and natural amethyst crystals.
4" x 3.5" x 4.5"
2lbs, 13.6oz
Amethyst is a type of quartz known for its beautiful purple coloring, which is due to small amounts of iron and manganese. It is said Amethyst can be used to promote a sense of calm, balance, and peace. Amethyst is also the birthstone for those born in the month of February. Amethyst can be found all over the world, most prominently in Brazil, Canada, Uruguay, and Zambia. Its chemical formula isĀ SiO2Ā and owes its purple coloration to irradiation of ferrous iron:Ā Fe3+.
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AME244 Amethyst Stand-up
AME244 Amethyst Stand-up
This Amethyst stand-up features deep purple Amethyst from Uruguay. It has polished edges, a flat cut bottom, and natural amethyst crystals.
4" x 3.5" x 4.5"
2lbs, 13.6oz
Amethyst is a type of quartz known for its beautiful purple coloring, which is due to small amounts of iron and manganese. It is said Amethyst can be used to promote a sense of calm, balance, and peace. Amethyst is also the birthstone for those born in the month of February. Amethyst can be found all over the world, most prominently in Brazil, Canada, Uruguay, and Zambia. Its chemical formula isĀ SiO2Ā and owes its purple coloration to irradiation of ferrous iron:Ā Fe3+.
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This Amethyst stand-up features deep purple Amethyst from Uruguay. It has polished edges, a flat cut bottom, and natural amethyst crystals.
4" x 3.5" x 4.5"
2lbs, 13.6oz
Amethyst is a type of quartz known for its beautiful purple coloring, which is due to small amounts of iron and manganese. It is said Amethyst can be used to promote a sense of calm, balance, and peace. Amethyst is also the birthstone for those born in the month of February. Amethyst can be found all over the world, most prominently in Brazil, Canada, Uruguay, and Zambia. Its chemical formula isĀ SiO2Ā and owes its purple coloration to irradiation of ferrous iron:Ā Fe3+.
