Wholesale Amethyst Crystal

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More Info Bulk Amethyst Crystal Clusters, Polished and Tumbled Varieties Amethyst is one of the world’s most valued gems since ancient times. It is often used to make facets, tumbled stones, cabochons, beads, and other jewelry and decorative items. Due to its gorgeous purple color, durability, and affordability, Amethyst is an absolute favorite among jewelers and craftsmen. In the world of crystal healing, it is used to achieve calm, balance, and peace. No matter what form of Amethyst you like best, you can find amethyst wholesale crystals here at StoneBridge. We have bulk Amethyst crystal clusters, points, geodes, and tumbled stones for your business. What is Amethyst? Amethyst, the purple variety of quartz, has a rich history dating back thousands of years. It has been prized for its beauty and used as a decorative stone since ancient times. In fact, it was highly regarded by royalty and is often associated with nobility and luxury. The gemstone is also the birthstone for February, making it a popular choice for jewelry during that month. Amethyst's stunning purple color can vary from light shades to deep reddish hues, adding to its allure. Additionally, with a Mohs hardness rating of 7, amethyst is a durable stone that is resistant to breaking. How does Amethyst Crystal form? Amethyst Crystal can occur in nature and grows as crystals in geodes. It develops its purple color as it grows into natural amethyst crystals. Traces of iron combine with the Quartz crystal and are irradiated to produce the purple hue. Natural geodes take millions of years to form. So to meet market demands, Amethyst crystals are grown in the lab. What are the different forms of Amethyst and what are they used for? Tumbled stones - Small and meticulously polished pieces used for jewelry making, crafts, decoration, and crystal healing. Raw chips and chunks - Amethyst in its natural rough state. Also used in creating jewelry pieces, craft making, decorations, as well as grids and zen gardens.