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A wonderful amethyst geode from Brazil, which is a part of a whole geode with the outer rock painted black to set off the beautiful sparkly amethyst points within. The two sliced edges that form the front and back have been polished and reveal the agate interface between bedrock and amethyst.

An amazing angel aura quartz cluster with masses of tiny points all coated in silver vapour to give this cluster its distinctive look and colours.

A lovely curved cluster of pink amethyst, completely natural, with an almost flower like growth of perfect little points in the centre. Gorgeous

A pale pink amethyst cluster from Argentina, with a lovely assortment of points on a soft ochre bedrock.

A wonderful amethyst geode, with a couple of pale calcite inclusions, from Brazil. The natural agate that forms the body of the geode has been painted black to set off the beautiful sparkly amethyst points that bejewel the interior of this incredible sculpture formed naturally within our planet. Currently available to view on Waiheke Island at the Ostend Gallery.

An unusual natural quartz cluster from the Himalayas, with two major points, a pale blue aquamarine, speckles of mica and fine tourmaline threads all held together in a pale matrix. A lovely specimen.

A pale purple amethyst cluster, completely natural with a lovely shape, almost eye like, which will also display beautifully on its side.

A lovely little amethyst cluster, with the deep dark purple manganese saturated quartz typical of its location site in Uruguay.

A fantastic pink amethyst cluster with wonderful fan shaped groups of points. The difference in colour in the pictures is because different lens's were used but both are unedited and shot without any filters.

An almost perfectly spherical celestine cluster, with hardly any bedrock left and polished to a lovely smooth hand feel.

A part geode celestine cluster, filled with pale blue crystals, both sparkly tiny ones and larger ones with lovely geometric faces.

A sky blue celestine cluster, with a great range of tiny and geometric points.

Sparkling specimens of natural iron pyrite, each with a mix of tiny cuboid and botryoidal crystals.

A fab little celestine cluster, with some really good crystals, both shape and colour.

A delightful Uruguayan amethyst cluster, with masses of rich dark purple points on a fairly flat bedrock.

A Uruguay amethyst cluster, with a beautiful array of dark purple points that are all inward pointing from a curved bedrock.

An unusual triangular celestine cluster, with a lovely range of the distinctive angular blue crystals that make this mineral so beautiful.

A pretty rich purple amethyst cluster, with a large point surrounded by several smaller points.

A narrow amethyst cluster, part of a huge geode at the time it formed, this piece will also stand upright on one end.

A breathtaking celestine cluster with three huge central crystals in rich clear sky blue and beautiful curved bedrock.

A beautiful vivid pink tourmaline cluster, on a matrix which has tiny flecks of sparkly mica.

A lovely part polished, egg shaped celestine cluster, with a little bedrock remaining to add a rough contrast to the smooth edges.

A super amethyst cluster, with a full curve to emphasise all the tiny, natural sparkly points.

A simple amethyst cluster from Brazil, with some lovely points that really catch the light.