Amethyst - Cathedral Geode - Statement Specimen Jewelry where some deposits are accessible

where some deposits are accessible only during low tide

This specimen has excellent visual contrast between the bright crocoite crystals and the natural host matrix

Description: Oyster is the common name for a variety of different salt water Bivalve Molluscs that live in marine or brackish waters

and pterosaur remains from ancient river and delta environments

blue barite from Romania is a beautiful and fascinating mineral that is highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts around the world

Amethyst - Cathedral Geode - Statement Specimen Jewelry where some deposits are accessibleMined from: Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Description: This one of a kind amethyst cathedral geode statement specimen from Brazil features a tall, narrow cathedral form with a deep open cavity lined in fine crystal growth. The interior shows a mix of very pale amethyst, smoky grey, and clear to off white quartz tones, with darker shading through the center and heavier white crystal concentration near the base. A soft banded agate rim frames the opening,