Dimensions: See below description for each egg
Material: Natural Amethyst with Smoky Quartz and Agate/Chalcedony
Finish: Highly shaped and polished with stand
Origin: Brazil
Imagine running your palm over a cool and glassy polished crystal egg, then turning it toward the light. The egg opens into a hidden cavern, and the cavern is lined with beautiful Amethyst points. One egg glows lilac and clear, like pale purple ice. Another opens into a deep violet cavern, its points so densely packed they seem to hold the color inside.
This is the part no one can plan. Millions of years ago, a bubble of gas froze inside cooling volcanic rock, leaving a hollow. Mineral-rich water seeped in, and over unimaginable time, crystals grew inward from the walls, pale lilac at the rim, deepening to royal violet at the heart. Someone then cut and polished the outside and left the inside exactly as the earth made it.
Because every cavity formed on its own, no two eggs are alike. The depth of purple, the size of the points and the architecture of the opening are unique to each one, which is why collectors tend to feel a pull toward a particular egg rather than just any egg.
Amethyst is associated with calm, clear thinking and a quieter inner life, creating space and silence for thoughts and emotions to exist simply as they are.
Choose the egg that draws you in. Its twin does not exist.
Pale Lilac Amethyst Druzy Egg on Butterfly Stand (Photos #4-14)
Dimensions: 7" tall x 14" circumference | Weight: 5.7 lbs
This is the softest egg of the group. Its points are pale lilac and water-clear, frosted along the edges, and the polished surface lets light slip in and scatter across the facets. The cavity is wide and open, and the color deepens only slightly toward the center, so the effect is closer to morning mist than midnight. A silver-toned butterfly stand cradles it.
A translucent egg like this suits someone who prefers gentle color and a light, magical presence.
Deep Violet Amethyst Druzy Egg with Large Points (Photos #15-25)
Dimensions: 7.5" tall x 15.5" circumference | Weight: 9.84 lbs
This is the heavyweight of the group, and its color is the most saturated. Thick, chunky points crowd the cavity, shifting from lilac at the rim to a dense, inky violet in the deep center. Smoky polished quartz wraps the egg, making the purple points look richer by contrast. At nearly ten pounds, it has real presence on a shelf, desk or altar.
A perfect mediation tool, this egg with its deep cavity gives the eye a place to settle and observe.
Amethyst Druzy Egg with Smoky Quartz Flowers and Dark Chalcedony Eyes (Photos #26-37)
Dimensions: 7" tall x 14" circumference | Weight: 6.52 lbs
This egg carries the most unusual markings of the group. A narrow, vertical cavity runs through the front, lined with pale lilac and clear points that darken toward the center. All around the egg, pale Smoky Quartz blossoms in flower-like starbursts with small dark green Chalcedony “eyes”, formations that record the earliest stages of the cavity’s growth. A touch of warm Calcite peeks through the crystal teeth near the top of the druzy.
This is a unique and special egg for collectors who crave an unusual specimen to appreciate.
Amethyst Druzy Egg with Rich Violet Cavity (Photos #38-48)
Dimensions: 7" tall x 15" circumference | Weight: 8.12 lbs
This egg has the broadest, most dramatic opening. Large, glossy points in vivid purple spill across the front, deepening to deep grape violet at the heart. Bubble-like patterns of Smoky Quartz frame the druzy, and at the very top a small ring in teal, rust and soft grey marks where the cavity first formed. It’s the most deeply colorful of the five when you turn it in the light.
This egg’s sheer scale and deep color makes it a natural focal point for a meditation space.
Petite Amethyst Druzy Egg with Agate Banding (Photos #49-58)
Dimensions: 5" tall x 9.25" circumference | Weight: 2 lbs
This egg is the smallest of the group. A ring of pale lilac points surrounds a deeper violet center, and a thin green-grey rim of Chalcedony finishes the edge. At two pounds, this specimen is perfect for a bedside table, bookshelf or desk, and it makes an easy first piece for someone beginning a collection.
Crystals don’t have to be large to be powerful.
Dimensions: See below description for each egg
Material: Natural Amethyst with Smoky Quartz and Agate/Chalcedony
Finish: Highly shaped and polished with stand
Origin: Brazil
Imagine running your palm over a cool and glassy polished crystal egg, then turning it toward the light. The egg opens into a hidden cavern, and the cavern is lined with beautiful Amethyst points. One egg glows lilac and clear, like pale purple ice. Another opens into a deep violet cavern, its points so densely packed they seem to hold the color inside.
This is the part no one can plan. Millions of years ago, a bubble of gas froze inside cooling volcanic rock, leaving a hollow. Mineral-rich water seeped in, and over unimaginable time, crystals grew inward from the walls, pale lilac at the rim, deepening to royal violet at the heart. Someone then cut and polished the outside and left the inside exactly as the earth made it.
Because every cavity formed on its own, no two eggs are alike. The depth of purple, the size of the points and the architecture of the opening are unique to each one, which is why collectors tend to feel a pull toward a particular egg rather than just any egg.
Amethyst is associated with calm, clear thinking and a quieter inner life, creating space and silence for thoughts and emotions to exist simply as they are.
Choose the egg that draws you in. Its twin does not exist.
Pale Lilac Amethyst Druzy Egg on Butterfly Stand (Photos #4-14)
Dimensions: 7" tall x 14" circumference | Weight: 5.7 lbs
This is the softest egg of the group. Its points are pale lilac and water-clear, frosted along the edges, and the polished surface lets light slip in and scatter across the facets. The cavity is wide and open, and the color deepens only slightly toward the center, so the effect is closer to morning mist than midnight. A silver-toned butterfly stand cradles it.
A translucent egg like this suits someone who prefers gentle color and a light, magical presence.
Deep Violet Amethyst Druzy Egg with Large Points (Photos #15-25)
Dimensions: 7.5" tall x 15.5" circumference | Weight: 9.84 lbs
This is the heavyweight of the group, and its color is the most saturated. Thick, chunky points crowd the cavity, shifting from lilac at the rim to a dense, inky violet in the deep center. Smoky polished quartz wraps the egg, making the purple points look richer by contrast. At nearly ten pounds, it has real presence on a shelf, desk or altar.
A perfect mediation tool, this egg with its deep cavity gives the eye a place to settle and observe.
Amethyst Druzy Egg with Smoky Quartz Flowers and Dark Chalcedony Eyes (Photos #26-37)
Dimensions: 7" tall x 14" circumference | Weight: 6.52 lbs
This egg carries the most unusual markings of the group. A narrow, vertical cavity runs through the front, lined with pale lilac and clear points that darken toward the center. All around the egg, pale Smoky Quartz blossoms in flower-like starbursts with small dark green Chalcedony “eyes”, formations that record the earliest stages of the cavity’s growth. A touch of warm Calcite peeks through the crystal teeth near the top of the druzy.
This is a unique and special egg for collectors who crave an unusual specimen to appreciate.
Amethyst Druzy Egg with Rich Violet Cavity (Photos #38-48)
Dimensions: 7" tall x 15" circumference | Weight: 8.12 lbs
This egg has the broadest, most dramatic opening. Large, glossy points in vivid purple spill across the front, deepening to deep grape violet at the heart. Bubble-like patterns of Smoky Quartz frame the druzy, and at the very top a small ring in teal, rust and soft grey marks where the cavity first formed. It’s the most deeply colorful of the five when you turn it in the light.
This egg’s sheer scale and deep color makes it a natural focal point for a meditation space.
Petite Amethyst Druzy Egg with Agate Banding (Photos #49-58)
Dimensions: 5" tall x 9.25" circumference | Weight: 2 lbs
This egg is the smallest of the group. A ring of pale lilac points surrounds a deeper violet center, and a thin green-grey rim of Chalcedony finishes the edge. At two pounds, this specimen is perfect for a bedside table, bookshelf or desk, and it makes an easy first piece for someone beginning a collection.
Crystals don’t have to be large to be powerful.
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