Amethyst Table

An amethyst table from Brazil, cut from a flattened amethyst geode from Rio Grande do Sul. The cut surface reveals the full geode geometry: violet amethyst points in the center, contrasted by agate banding at the edge.

The table's craftsmanship is a curatorial decision. The geode is not displayed as an exhibit, but presented as a functional piece of furniture, with a polished surface serving as a tabletop.

Brazilian deposits supply this material in a wide range of sizes. The table surface of this piece demonstrates balanced furniture dimensions, suitable as a coffee table or sideboard element.

The rectangular table shape with almost square proportions makes the piece legible from multiple perspectives.

A Brazilian collector's item with curatorial furniture craftsmanship and a mineralogically instructive cut surface.