No flashy name for this one, it’s just a pretty rock. A dark bluey-purple amethyst pendant with a few little fluorite squares along one edge for company.
From the lapidary: “Amethyst from the famous Tiger Mine near Mammoth Arizona. This type of amethyst formed in mineral rich hydrothermal veins associated with ore deposits. The amethyst crystals are inter grown and are rarely seen as crystal points or in pockets. This type of pattern is achieved be sawing across the tightly packed crystals. ” - The Stone Lab
No flashy name for this one, it’s just a pretty rock. A dark bluey-purple amethyst pendant with a few little fluorite squares along one edge for company.
From the lapidary: “Amethyst from the famous Tiger Mine near Mammoth Arizona. This type of amethyst formed in mineral rich hydrothermal veins associated with ore deposits. The amethyst crystals are inter grown and are rarely seen as crystal points or in pockets. This type of pattern is achieved be sawing across the tightly packed crystals. ” - The Stone Lab
