Amethyst Geodes & Beds
We cannot envisage any healing space without some amethyst! Here we show some very nice geodes (also known as amethyst caves, or Madonnas) and beds which come from Brazil. Larger geodes are sometimes broken up into slabs or beds, and these are amazing either stood on end to energise a space, or laid down as a bed for other crystals to lie on to be cleansed or charged. Geodes are lovely to have in a therapy room and also are an ideal shape for keeping small crystals in, or for storing or charging bottles of flower or gem essences - I charge my Archangel auric essences up in very similar geodes.
This is a nicely shaped cave with a nice outer skin of chalcedony and
cacoxenite inclusions at the roots of the crystals. It weighs 5.6 kg and
measures 8"x 9" high.
07001: £220
Here is another fine cave in an unusual shape, with a lovely layer of
chalcedony forming a cluster of miniature "stalactites" in the roof.
It weighs 5.8kg and measures 9"x 9" high.
A 07002: £225
This is a really pretty geode, with a lovely deep colour and a fine layer
of chalcedony and some cacoxenite inclusions. It weighs 5.8kg and measures
7.5"x 9.5" high.
07003: £220
The picture does not really do this tall and elegant cave justice! She is a
lovely deep purple colour, with large well-coloured crystals and a smooth
edged finish. She weighs 12.3kg and measures 6"x 16" high.
A 07004: £300
This is another elegant geode, with a finely polished edge and lovely deep
purple large crystals with cacoxenite inclusions. It weighs 6.8kg and measures
8"x 12.5" high.
A 07005: £250
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I can also obtain beds (or slabs) of amethyst crystals, ranging in size from a few inches across to several feet, and for anything up to £1000! The one pictured above is an example of a 10" bed of amethyst with a lovely drusy cluster of clear quartz crystals nestling in the lower corner, which sold to a friend recently - it had a lovely gentle energy! The large bed on the index page sold to someone else who is using it as the centre piece for her new shop.
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I also have some fine cut amethyst specimens from Madagascar. They are
nearly all polished, as the natural surface finish of crystals from this
region is rather chalky. Skeletal (elestial) amethysts are the norm from here,
and many have enhydros (water bubbles included) or layers of trapped air. It
is also common to find them with clear or smoky quartz, often in phantom
formations. Below you will see some examples of some I have for sale. I sold
the amazing polished amethyst sceptre (centre in the picture below) as soon as
I got it, and never know what will turn up next! Each one shown weighs up to
.75kg, and are priced between £10 and £120, depending on size and formation.
I also stock natural amethyst points from around the world, and have some of
the rare Guerro amethysts and Vera Cruz amethysts from Mexico for sale, as
well as Brandburg and Spirit Amethyst from South Africa.
