Amethyst
Purple quartz, the February birthstone, famous since ancient Greece as the stone of calm and a clear head.
Also known as: Trystine, Bolivianite
A rare natural blend of amethyst and citrine in one crystal, mined almost entirely in Bolivia.
Zodiac, planet and element links come from crystal-lore traditions and vary between authors. Birthstone months follow the American Gem Society list.
Traditional and metaphysical properties are shared for cultural and educational interest. Crystals are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
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Purple quartz, the February birthstone, famous since ancient Greece as the stone of calm and a clear head.
Golden quartz and November birthstone – the crystal lore 'merchant's stone' of abundance and optimism.
Water-clear rock crystal – the 'master' stone of crystal lore and the heart of modern electronics.
Rituals & pairings
An evening wind-down ritual to slow the mind before rest.
Traditionally paired with: Lavender or chamomile incense · Sandalwood or Nag Champa · A soft lavender or white candle
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Natural ametrine exists and comes mainly from Bolivia's Anahí mine, but lab-grown and treated material also exists.
Different parts of the quartz crystal grew under slightly different conditions, giving amethyst and citrine zones.
Purple quartz, the February birthstone, famous since ancient Greece as the stone of calm and a clear head.
Golden quartz and November birthstone – the crystal lore 'merchant's stone' of abundance and optimism.
Water-clear rock crystal – the 'master' stone of crystal lore and the heart of modern electronics.