Amethyst ( Cathedral)Geode with Calsite 24.82 lbs H- 15.75”

Stunning Amethyst ( Cathedral ) Geode with Calsite (looks like a flower to me)

24.82 lbs

H- 15.75” X W - 7.5” X D-6”

From Brazil

All pics are taken in daytime light no editing.

Along the interior, a formation of golden, druzy crusted calcite stands out in luminous contrast, adding warmth and unique character to the piece. The calcite’s honey-gold tones glow beautifully against the lavender amethyst points, creating a natural harmony of color and texture.

Framed by agate banding in soft grays and whites, the cathedral has both grounding and ethereal qualities—rooted in earth yet reminiscent of a starlit sanctuary. Perfect for adding a touch of natural elegance to a sacred space, home décor, or collection.

Symbolically, amethyst is cherished for its calming, spiritual energy, while calcite is known as a crystal of clarity and gentle illumination. Together, they form a cathedral that feels both protective and uplifting. A true statement of natural beauty.

Amethyst Cathedral — also known as an Amethyst Geode — is a breathtaking crystal formation with a deep, cave-like opening lined with rich purple amethyst points. These majestic pieces form over millions of years in volcanic rock, and each one is completely unique in color, shape, and crystal arrangement.

Amethyst Cathedrals are prized for their ability to bring harmony, spiritual clarity, and peaceful energy into a space. Their tall, open design allows energy to flow freely, making them powerful focal points for meditation areas, healing rooms, or as a statement piece in the home.

Energetic Properties:

* ✧ Spiritual connection — enhances intuition and meditation

* ✧ Peaceful atmosphere — calms the mind and uplifts the spirit

* ✧ Energy cleansing — clears stagnant or heavy energy in a space

* ✧ Crown chakra activation — supports higher awareness and clarity

* ✧ Decorative beauty — a natural showpiece for home or office

About the “Concrete” Backing:
Most Amethyst Cathedrals have a cement-like or concrete-looking backing. This is not part of the natural crystal — it’s a specially applied support material used to stabilize the geode and protect it from cracking during transport and display. The amethyst crystals form inside a hollow volcanic cavity (often with an agate or quartz shell), and once extracted, the rough outer rock is reinforced with this backing to ensure the piece remains sturdy for many years to come.