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Pink Amethyst

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Rose Amethyst
Pink Amethyst crystal — Soft pink, blush, pale lavender specimen, Trigonal crystal system
Hardness
7
System
Trigonal
Family
Quartz
Formula
SiO2
Rarity
uncommon
Planet
Venus
Chakra
Heart, Crown
Element
Air
Water
Safe
Sun
Moderate
Toxicity
Non-toxic
Did You Know?

Recently identified and popularized in the mineral trade for its pale blush tone.

Quick Learn

What is Pink Amethyst used for?

Pink Amethyst is commonly used for emotional balance, compassion, calm.

Can Pink Amethyst go in water?

Pink Amethyst is rated: Safe.

What chakra is Pink Amethyst?

Pink Amethyst resonates with the Heart, Crown chakras.

Scientific Data

Formula
SiO2
Crystal System
Trigonal
Mineral Family
Quartz
Composition
Silicon dioxide
Origin Regions
Argentina, Brazil
Formation
Quartz variety colored by hematite inclusions formed in geodes
Colors
Soft pink, blush, pale lavender
Mohs Hardness
7

Metaphysical Properties

Chakra
Heart, Crown
Zodiac
Aquarius
Ruling Planet
Venus
Element
Air
Intention
Emotional balance
Intention
compassion
Intention
calm
"I lead with softness and clarity."

Geological Profile

A pink-colored variety of quartz related to amethyst and hematite inclusions

Care & Cleansing

Care Instructions

Safe to rinse briefly with water; avoid prolonged sun exposure

Cleansing Methods

Moonlight, sound

Historical Use

Recently identified and popularized in the mineral trade for its pale blush tone.

Recommended Uses

Interior decorstatement shelvescalming environments

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