Mini Pink Amethyst Crystal Cluster, Argentina
This adorable mini crystal cluster was collected from the Patagonia, Argentina. This is the only place in the world where pink amethyst has been found and is a relatively new find.
35 x 25 x 24 mm
Since amethyst is purple quartz and rose quartz is pink quartz you may wonder why these are considered amethyst. That’s a great question! According to Ana L. Rainoldi, George R. Rossman, Lucas Di Martino & Andrés Oteiza in, Mineralogical Record, the coloring mechanism in pink quartz is the same as that in amethyst even though it results in a pale pink color rather than the usual purple and that is why "pink amethyst" is an appropriate description for the material.
Metaphysical practitioners associate this mineral with universal love, self-love, and a peaceful transition to the afterlife. It is said to have a soothing and calm energy.
This adorable mini crystal cluster was collected from the Patagonia, Argentina. This is the only place in the world where pink amethyst has been found and is a relatively new find.
35 x 25 x 24 mm
Since amethyst is purple quartz and rose quartz is pink quartz you may wonder why these are considered amethyst. That’s a great question! According to Ana L. Rainoldi, George R. Rossman, Lucas Di Martino & Andrés Oteiza in, Mineralogical Record, the coloring mechanism in pink quartz is the same as that in amethyst even though it results in a pale pink color rather than the usual purple and that is why "pink amethyst" is an appropriate description for the material.
Metaphysical practitioners associate this mineral with universal love, self-love, and a peaceful transition to the afterlife. It is said to have a soothing and calm energy.
This adorable mini crystal cluster was collected from the Patagonia, Argentina. This is the only place in the world where pink amethyst has been found and is a relatively new find.
35 x 25 x 24 mm
Since amethyst is purple quartz and rose quartz is pink quartz you may wonder why these are considered amethyst. That’s a great question! According to Ana L. Rainoldi, George R. Rossman, Lucas Di Martino & Andrés Oteiza in, Mineralogical Record, the coloring mechanism in pink quartz is the same as that in amethyst even though it results in a pale pink color rather than the usual purple and that is why "pink amethyst" is an appropriate description for the material.
Metaphysical practitioners associate this mineral with universal love, self-love, and a peaceful transition to the afterlife. It is said to have a soothing and calm energy.
