Twin-Tower Citrine Geode Pair with Deep Orange Druzy Rare Blue Quartz it was Ethically Sourced and

it was Ethically Sourced and Cut on a small lapidary at our home town

leaving behind a distinctive ghosted geometry where the calcite once occupied space

Another highlight is the amethyst’s tone

This Amethyst cluster is known as an Amethyst Flower due to the blossoming formation of its large lavender-purple points

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Twin-Tower Citrine Geode Pair with Deep Orange Druzy Rare Blue Quartz it was Ethically Sourced andPair of Large Citrine Geodes with Deep Orange Druzy and Rare Twin Tower Formation A pair of Citrine Geodes featuring one of the rarest formations of all: the twin tower structure known in Brazil as macaquinho, where a smaller geode naturally holds onto the main one. Balanced, sculptural, and visually striking, this pair serves equally well as a collector grade mineral specimen or as a focal installation for a hotel lobby, gallery, or refined interior