| Reverse Scepter Amethyst Geode |
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| Item # G1107001 Rare Amethyst Quartz Needle Reverse Scepter Geode Half $24.00 |
Rare Amethyst Quartz Needle Reverse Scepter Geode Half
This alluring Geode Half from Mexico has a sensationally pronounced crystalline interior with shades of purple
amethyst, clear and almost a citrine color mix, with scepters, Drusy, botryoidal, and tubular formations. This one has so
much to see! The myriad of crystal formations are stunning, especially one reverse scepter amethyst cluster (see close
up photo). These Geodes are a new find from a single source mine in Mexico. The supply is very limited and
these are very rare. Only about 1 in 10 of these geodes we have cut has this nice reverse scepter formation.
This specimen weighs 274g (0.6 lb) and measures @ 3.4 inches (8.6 cm) in diameter across the face and is @ 1.8
inches (4.5 cm) deep. Geodes are highly sought after by collectors, and this is a Fantastic one for your collection!
Note: Photographed wet and in natural sunlight for clarity (1st photo is a close up of one of the formations in this geode
to show the reverse scepter formations)
This alluring Geode Half from Mexico has a sensationally pronounced crystalline interior with shades of purple
amethyst, clear and almost a citrine color mix, with scepters, Drusy, botryoidal, and tubular formations. This one has so
much to see! The myriad of crystal formations are stunning, especially one reverse scepter amethyst cluster (see close
up photo). These Geodes are a new find from a single source mine in Mexico. The supply is very limited and
these are very rare. Only about 1 in 10 of these geodes we have cut has this nice reverse scepter formation.
This specimen weighs 274g (0.6 lb) and measures @ 3.4 inches (8.6 cm) in diameter across the face and is @ 1.8
inches (4.5 cm) deep. Geodes are highly sought after by collectors, and this is a Fantastic one for your collection!
Note: Photographed wet and in natural sunlight for clarity (1st photo is a close up of one of the formations in this geode
to show the reverse scepter formations)
