3.8\" Red Hematite Included Amethyst Cluster - India (300g) For Sale

A visually captivating Amethyst specimen from India featuring striking inclusions and surface coatings of rich brick-red Hematite. The piece forms a dynamic, open-vug cluster with sharp crystal terminations, displaying a bold contrast between deep purple quartz zones and intense metallic-red iron oxide patterning. Often referred to as \"Red Cap\" or Hematoid Amethyst, this substantial 300-gram specimen offers outstanding color saturation and dramatic display geometry under gallery lighting.

Specimen Details

Primary Minerals: Amethyst (Quartz) with Hematite inclusions/coatings.
Locality: Kakamunurle Quarry, Karur District, Tamil Nadu, India
Dimensions: 9.7 x 6.4 x 4.3 cm (3.8 x 2.5 x 1.7 in).
Weight: 300 g (10.6 oz).

Every Gatsby Gems specimen is hand-selected for exceptional mineral quality, provenance, and aesthetic distinction. Each piece includes a locality label and is professionally packaged for safe arrival and lasting display in your collection.

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Naturalminerals and crystals often show surface imperfections such as nicks,chips, pits, cracks, or internal inclusions. These are part of theirgenuine geological character and not considered defects. While westrive to capture accurate colors in our photos and videos (shotunder indoor lamp light or natural daylight), color variations mayoccur due to lighting, reflections, or your device display.