Amethyst Clusters - Amethyst Crystal Druze (Dark Purple)

Amethyst Clusters - Dark Purple Druze Crystals - These "Natural Amethyst Druze Cluster" Specimens are irregular-shaped pieces of the Amethyst Druze found inside geodes. Originating mostly from Uruguay (and sometimes Brazil), these Deep Purple Amethyst Druze Clusters were chosen for their dark purple color, and sit relatively flat, and thus make great Amethyst specimens.

Amethyst is a powerful and protective crystal, and is a first choice of many metaphysicians.  Amethyst was used in ancient times to recover from both physical addictions as well as addictive relationships, and became know as the “stone of sobriety”.  A natural stress reliever, Amethyst encourages and supports inner strength.

The strong healing energy of Amethyst can transmute lower vibrations to higher frequencies, transforming negative energy to love energy. 

Amethyst connects the physical plane with higher realm, making it a good choice when working with the Third Eye Chakra.  Amethyst also provides a wonderful peaceful energy for meditations, and helps with developing intuition and psychic abilities.

Amethyst opens and activates the Crown Chakra, allowing easier access to the divine.  Amethyst enhances spiritual awareness and spiritual wisdom, promoting a higher state of consciousness.  Amethyst clears and repairs holes in the aura and draws in Divine energy, as well as aligning and fostering cooperation between the energy bodies.

These Amethyst Clusters are great to use in Grids, Meditation or to infuse your Altar or Healing Room with powerful healing energy.

The inclusion of Manganese produces Amethyst's purple color, the content of which determines the relative darkness of the purple (more Manganese a deeper purple, less Manganese a lighter, lilac color).  Amethyst usually grows in geodes, which are hollow rocks with crystal-filled interiors. The surface of the interior is called Druze, which is a term used to describe a natural layer of crystals formed on the crust of a mineral, like, for example, the inside of an Amethyst geode.  From the outside, Amethyst geodes often look like ordinary rocks, but inside they contain a wonderland of crystals.

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