Amethyst cathedral – 7,85kg

A quiet depth of violet

Deep violet gathers in the open face of this amethyst cathedral, where dense crystal points catch bright reflections. Its asymmetrical, wedge-like outline gives the piece a distinctive silhouette. A pale white-grey layered rim surrounds the crystals, while the dark outer edge and lower base bring their colour into focus.

The name amethyst comes from the Greek amethystos, reflecting an old belief about sobriety. That small piece of language offers a gentle thread for reflection: a reminder of clarity, perhaps, alongside the rich violet and the many small surfaces catching the light.

Its violet points might bring to mind a pool at dusk, where deep colour is broken by small gleams of reflected light. The pale layered rim gives that richness a gentle boundary, making the open crystal face all the more striking.