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Rare Amethyst Stalactite Cuff (Silver/ Gold Options)
Rare Amethyst Stalactite Cuff (Silver/ Gold Options)
$60.00
Amethyst Stalactites Cuffs
Amethyst Stalactites are very rare and are only found in a few places on Earth. It takes millions and millions of years to form these precious stalactite stones.
Comes in Silver and Gold
Our cuffs are adjustable
The cuff itself is very sturdy. You can tighten the bangle enough that it will not slide/move on your wrist.
Stone slightly varies in size, shape, and color
I do not recommend that you wet the cuff. However, it will not tarnish.
It will not tarnish over time with wear.
Properties:
Amethyst Stalactite is a powerful and protective stone. It guards against psychic attack, transmuting the energy into love and protecting the wearer from all types of harm. Amethyst activates spiritual awareness, opens intuition, and enhances psychic abilities. Stalactite is associated with hidden inner growth and secret expansion of the higher self.
All of my pieces are wearable art. They should be treated with extra special care and love! Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. Before heading to its new home, the jewelry piece is cleansed and energized.
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Amethyst Stalactites Crystal Cuff
Shop Gina Milani’s Rare Amethyst Stalactites Cuff and benefit from amethyst's protective energy while wearing a stunning piece of jewelry. Our popular cuffs are one-of-a-kind and each is handmade with meticulous care.
Amethyst stalactites are a type of mineral formation found in caves and caverns. They are formed by the slow deposition of minerals, primarily quartz, over thousands of years.
Stalactites are formed when water carrying dissolved minerals drips from the ceiling of a cave. As the water evaporates, the minerals are left behind and begin to accumulate, forming a small mineral deposit. Over time, these deposits grow into long, cone-shaped formations that hang from the ceiling of the cave.
Amethyst stalactites are unique because they are formed from amethyst, a purple variety of quartz. The purple color comes from the presence of iron and manganese in the mineral deposits. As the stalactite grows, the color intensifies and can range from pale lilac to a deep, rich purple. Amethyst stalactites are highly valued by collectors and can be quite expensive. All of our crystals are ethically sourced from around the world.