Amethyst Sphere (B Quality)

Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz traditionally associated with calm and intuition. This sphere (about 150g) is graded B quality, meaning it shows natural color and clarity variation — softer banding, occasional included areas, or uneven saturation — rather than the more uniform, deep-saturation look of higher grades. It is still a genuine, beautifully polished amethyst piece. Quick facts Stone Amethyst (quartz variety) Composition Silicon dioxide (SiO2) with trace iron Hardness (Mohs) 7 Color Purple, with natural banding (B quality = more visible natural variation) Origin Brazil, Uruguay, and other quartz-producing regions Chakra Crown Traditionally used for Calm, intuition, spiritual protection Care / Water-safe Generally water-safe for a quick rinse; avoid prolonged direct sunlight Meaning & history In crystal tradition, amethyst is associated with calm, intuition, and spiritual protection. "B quality" simply means it was graded for its natural character rather than uniform saturation — a more accessible way to bring genuine amethyst into your space. It sits comfortably among our balance and wellness stones, and pairs well with our Amethyst Polished Point for another genuine amethyst piece. How to use it Set the sphere on a stand or in a small bowl where light can reach it from different angles. Many people place one on a desk, altar, or nightstand as a steady, calming visual focus. Care & cleansing Amethyst is a hard, durable stone (Mohs 7) and can be wiped clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid long soaks and harsh chemicals, and keep it out of intense, prolonged direct sunlight. Frequently asked questions What is Amethyst and what is it used for? Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz. In crystal tradition it is associated with calm, intuition, and spiritual protection. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. What does "B quality" mean? B quality means the sphere shows more natural color and clarity variation than a top-grade piece — softer banding or uneven saturation — while remaining genuine, polished amethyst. Is it water-safe? Amethyst can handle a brief rinse, but avoid long soaks or harsh chemicals to protect its polish. Should I keep it out of the sun? Yes, prolonged direct sunlight can fade amethyst's purple color over time. What pairs well with it? Our Amethyst Polished Point, for another genuine amethyst piece.