Imposing Raw Amethyst

This Amethyst geode cluster 217*176*120mm weighs 3000g. It is 217mm wide and stands up on its base, making it an imposing statement piece. This complex geode Amethyst formation has additional unique features. These include Pink Amethyst, Smoky Quartz, large crystals and drusy caves, adding to its powerful raw presence.  It is UV reactive too.

Amethyst is a powerful and protective crystal, making it a good all-purpose stone. Amethyst is one of the first stones you should get, because it has a lot of uses. Amethyst encourages inner strength. It is a stress reliever. The powerful Amethyst energies transmute negative energy into love energy.

Amethyst can be used for working with the Third Eye Chakra. Amethyst also opens and activates the Crown Chakra. Amethyst can enhance your spiritual awareness. This wisdom can give you access to a higher state of consciousness. Amethyst brings in divine energy, clearing and repairing any holes in your aura. It is also used for aligning the Chakras.

Physically, Amethyst is used for pain relief from headaches and migraines. Amethyst prevents nightmares and helps with insomnia. Amethyst is also used to reduce eyestrain, especially when working at a computer.

Chakra: Crown

Colour: lilac, mauve, violet, purple

Emotional: anger, anxiety, balance, coping, fear, grief, loss, negativity, pain, love, motivation, peace, peacefulness, rage, stress, tension, selflessness, serenity

Mental/Intellectual:  change, clarity, concentration, creativity, decision making, focus, honesty, memory, restless thoughts

Spiritual: astral travel, awareness, centering, clearing, communication, cosmic consciousness, dreams, higher self, inner child, dying process, intuition, harmony, love, meditation, mediumship, protection, psychic abilities, raising vibrations, telekinesis, transitioning, visualization, wakefulness, wisdom

Astrology: Aquarius, Pisces, Neptune

Number: 3

Birthstone: February

Crystal system: trigonal

Location: Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, China, India, Madagascar, Mexico, Tanzania, Uruguay

Rarity: common

Mineral Class: silicates, tectosilicates