Grey Amethyst Moon
Grey amethyst, like its purple counterpart, forms in geodes or cavities within volcanic rocks, but its color results from unique environmental conditions. The grey hue develops due to variations in trace elements, iron content, or the presence of inclusions during crystallization. Exposure to specific temperatures and radiation levels further influences its muted, smoky appearance. The stand is included.
Grey amethyst, like its purple counterpart, forms in geodes or cavities within volcanic rocks, but its color results from unique environmental conditions. The grey hue develops due to variations in trace elements, iron content, or the presence of inclusions during crystallization. Exposure to specific temperatures and radiation levels further influences its muted, smoky appearance. The stand is included.
Grey amethyst, like its purple counterpart, forms in geodes or cavities within volcanic rocks, but its color results from unique environmental conditions. The grey hue develops due to variations in trace elements, iron content, or the presence of inclusions during crystallization. Exposure to specific temperatures and radiation levels further influences its muted, smoky appearance. The stand is included.