Description
Pink amethyst spheres, carved and polished, in nine individual pieces from 74g to 316g. Choose the sphere you want from the options above, and the photo changes to show that exact piece.
Choose your pink amethyst sphere
- A: 316g, 62mm across, with an open druzy cave, £32.
- B: 193g, 51mm across, clear and milky with a soft pink streak, £28.
- C: 102g, 43mm across, with a sparkling druzy pocket, £12.
- D: 114g, with a crystal lined geode cave, £12.
- E: 125g, banded in lilac, grey and soft brown, £12.
- F: 108g, with pink flower like clouds, £12.
- G: 74g, with blush rosettes on pale grey, £10.
- H: 78g, with peach and coral flower markings, £10.
- I: 190g, with blush clouds and golden flecks, £28.
Each sphere is its own. Some open into sparkling druzy caves, others hold soft pink flower like clouds and banding under a glassy polish. The colour runs from cream and milky white to a gentle blush, and each is a natural stone, so markings vary.
About pink amethyst
Pink amethyst is a gentle, pastel form of quartz. Traditional correspondence links it with the heart, with kindness, and with a quieter, softer kind of calm than purple amethyst. It sits comfortably with Venus and with full moon work on love and self care.
A sphere has no point and no edge, so it is often chosen for a calm, rounded feel on an altar or bedside table. Cup it in both hands, feel its weight settle and the cool polish warm under your palms, and take a few slow breaths.
Care
Like all amethyst, pink amethyst can fade in strong sunlight over time, so keep it away from a bright windowsill. Spheres roll, so keep yours on a stand or in a dish. Browse more crystal spheres or the amethyst collection, or read about amethyst on Mindat.
Price is for one sphere, the piece you choose. Correspondences are traditional and offered as part of a practice, not as a substitute for medical or professional advice.
