Pink Amethyst | Crystal Cluster

$79.95

Bring a little rosy sparkle to your crystal collection with this Pink Amethyst Cluster.

A beautiful natural specimen filled with delicate peachy-pink crystal points. Its warm blush tones, intricate formations and softly shimmering surfaces give this piece plenty of character, with something new to admire from every angle.

Measuring approximately 8 × 6 cm, this cluster has a wonderfully textured formation, with tiny crystal points packed across its surface and deeper earthy tones adding contrast beneath the pink crystals. The close-up details reveal the intricate natural structure that makes clusters so fascinating, while its compact size makes it easy to display on a shelf, desk or favourite spot in your home.

The specimen's tag identifies its locality as Colli Curá Mine, Pehuenches, Neuquén Province, Argentina. This provides an interesting geographical detail for collectors who enjoy knowing the reported origins of their mineral specimens. The locality is recorded here as stated on the tag rather than independently verified provenance.

Pink Amethyst is associated with the Amethyst family and is often recognised for its soft pink to mauve colouring. In traditional crystal practices, it is linked with compassion, emotional balance, hope and inner calm. Whether you enjoy crystals for their geological beauty, their traditional symbolism or simply because they make you stop and admire them, this is a lovely specimen to appreciate up close.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Pink Amethyst Cluster.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

Bring a little rosy sparkle to your crystal collection with this Pink Amethyst Cluster.

A beautiful natural specimen filled with delicate peachy-pink crystal points. Its warm blush tones, intricate formations and softly shimmering surfaces give this piece plenty of character, with something new to admire from every angle.

Measuring approximately 8 × 6 cm, this cluster has a wonderfully textured formation, with tiny crystal points packed across its surface and deeper earthy tones adding contrast beneath the pink crystals. The close-up details reveal the intricate natural structure that makes clusters so fascinating, while its compact size makes it easy to display on a shelf, desk or favourite spot in your home.

The specimen's tag identifies its locality as Colli Curá Mine, Pehuenches, Neuquén Province, Argentina. This provides an interesting geographical detail for collectors who enjoy knowing the reported origins of their mineral specimens. The locality is recorded here as stated on the tag rather than independently verified provenance.

Pink Amethyst is associated with the Amethyst family and is often recognised for its soft pink to mauve colouring. In traditional crystal practices, it is linked with compassion, emotional balance, hope and inner calm. Whether you enjoy crystals for their geological beauty, their traditional symbolism or simply because they make you stop and admire them, this is a lovely specimen to appreciate up close.

Explore the sections below to discover the traditional meanings, crystal associations, care information and additional product details for this Pink Amethyst Cluster.

✨ This exact piece is ready for its new home.

Please Note

This listing is for the exact Pink Amethyst Cluster shown in the photographs, so the piece you see is the piece you will receive.

The specimen tag identifies the locality as Colli Curá Mine, Pehuenches, Neuquén Province, Argentina. This locality information is reproduced from the tag and has not been independently verified.

Pink Amethyst is a natural mineral specimen, so variations in colour, crystal size, shape, surface texture and formation are part of its natural character. Photographs may also show slight differences in colour and appearance depending on lighting, photography conditions and your screen settings.

Traditional crystal meanings and associations are provided for cultural, historical and personal-interest purposes. They have not been scientifically proven, and crystals are not a substitute for professional medical, psychological or other healthcare advice, diagnosis or treatment.