Amethyst Crystal Tooth Point Natural Formation Specimen Material:Amethyst For rare and specialty pieces

For rare and specialty pieces

It formed approximately 65 to 90 million years ago through the deposition of silica-rich fluids in volcanic rock cavities

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Limit extended direct sunlight: UV exposure can cause color fading in Amethyst over time

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Amethyst Crystal Tooth Point Natural Formation Specimen Material:Amethyst For rare and specialty piecesThe tooth point is one of the most distinctive natural crystal formations: a single elongated crystal that tapers to a natural termination, with a complex base structure that shows exactly how the crystal grew from its matrix. This Amethyst tooth point displays the characteristic deep purple coloration of high quality Amethyst, with natural color zoning visible along the length of the crystal, lighter at the base and deepening toward the tip, a record