Large Elestial Skeletal Bolivian Amethyst Record Keeper Crystal Cluster

Large Elestial Skeletal Bolivian Amethyst Record Keeper Crystal Cluster is a natural crystal from Bolivia, featuring a terminated point with elestial growth, surface cavities, and a purple amethyst hue. It measures 12.0 cm tall, 18.0 cm wide, 14.0 cm deep and weighs 2.17 kg.

Formation & Characteristics

Elestial quartz forms as multi-layered growth etched into the crystal surface, producing skeletal facets and a textured, layered appearance. This cluster displays the elestial/skeletal pattern typical of Jacare quartz, with surfaces that resemble interconnected, stepped formations. The amethyst coloration presents purple tones ranging from deep violet to lighter lavender, with translucent and opaque zones visible within the crystal. Natural cavities line the exterior, and the piece may show minor surface imperfections common to hand-grown mineral specimens. Record keeper crystals are described as bearing triangular markings believed to reference the Atlantean language and to store information from ancient knowledge. An information card accompanies the crystal, outlining its name and properties. Photographed in natural light, the specimen may display color variations depending on illumination, making this display specimen suitable for a collector piece or mineral display arrangement.

Specifications

• Weight: 2.17 kg
• Dimensions: 12.0 cm h x 18.0 cm w x 14.0 cm d
• Origin: Bolivia
• Formation Type: Elestial/Skeletal Quartz

Archive Record

This piece has sold and is retained in the Archive as part of the Kushrox Crystal Gallery historical collection.