Septarian Nodule geode end-cut rockdecor They are called “pink amethyst”

They are called “pink amethyst” because of their similarity to how they form compared to traditional purple amethyst geodes

These plants are quite versatile and thrive in indirect sun locations

there are actually crystals growing on crystals and even making a loop

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Septarian Nodule geode end-cut rockdecor They are called “pink amethyst”These septarian nodule end cuts from Utah have been polished to really allow the beauty of the calcite, aragonite and limestone really come through. The piece pictured are exactly the pieces you would receive based on your selection. This would definitely be a great piece of home decor or addition for a collector!