Bi-Color Amethyst / Quartz metamorphic fairly thick blade of Ferberite

fairly thick blade of Ferberite is surrounded by several smaller blades and one little “closed” twin of equal quality

white to off-white color Hopeite crystals which vary in habit from slender “blades” to incredibly well-formed blocky orthorhombic crystals

Victor Axel Hackman

A beautiful cream-beige colored compressed rhomb or “disc” of Siderite proudly sits atop a mound of smaller Siderite crystals which are adorned by small

Bi-Color Amethyst / Quartz metamorphic fairly thick blade of FerberiteThe name "amethyst" comes from the Greek "a methystos" meaning "not drunken,". Wine goblets were often carved from it, and the gemstone still symbolizes sobriety to this day. Traditionally, the color purple has been a symbol for royalty and Amethyst was often used for monarchs and leaders throughout history. It was considered to be the stone of bishops who still often wear amethyst rings. In Tibet, amethyst is considered to be sacred to Buddha and