Great phantom amethyst tip from Brazil

A compact phantom amethyst point from Brazil. The geometric phantom-layering lines between the quartz growth phases are prominently visible in the slender crystal.

The small size shifts the focus to the internal phantom geometry. Each phantom layer is a frozen growth detail spanning geological periods.

Brazilian pegmatite geodes in Rio Grande do Sul supply this material. The natural deposit distribution produces pieces in all sizes, from a few centimeters to larger block pieces.

The compact form with high phantom visibility is a preferred collector's variant. It is suitable for the study of mineralization stratigraphy.

A Brazilian phantom amethyst point with compact geometry and clearly discernible growth layers.