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Amethyst Cluster Geode with Agate Polished Tower

Amethyst Cluster Geode with Agate Polished Tower

Regular price $150.00 USD
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Amethyst Cluster Geode with Agate Polished Tower

Amethyst Cluster Geode with Agate Polished Tower is a polished tower of amethyst and agate. Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz. Agate is a banded form of chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz). The piece is polished into an upright tower shape, with the crystal-lined geode cavity on view.

Highlights

  • Weight: 650 g (as listed).
  • Display-ready: a natural focal point for a shelf, desk, or altar.

Specifications

  • Stone: amethyst and agate
  • Form: polished tower
  • Weight: 650 g
  • SKU: NAGPT4

In crystal lore, amethyst is associated with calm, peace, and spiritual awareness, and agate with balance, stability, and calm. These are traditional and spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

Looking for more? Browse our amethyst collection or explore all crystals.

Questions before you buy?

Our staff at 2 West 14th Street near Union Square are happy to help with this polished tower. Call 212-645-0141, email info@namastebookshop.com, or drop by the shop.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a shop in Manhattan that sells amethyst?

Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks amethyst, including this polished tower. It is a short walk from Union Square, and you can also order online.

What is amethyst used for?

Most people display it at home or keep it nearby during meditation. In crystal traditions, amethyst is associated with calm, peace, and spiritual awareness. These are spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.

How do I cleanse amethyst?

Rinse amethyst briefly under lukewarm water and pat it dry; many people also cleanse crystals with incense or sage smoke, the sound of a singing bowl, or an evening of moonlight. Keep amethyst out of long periods of strong direct sunlight, which can fade its color.

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