Lavender Peaks, Purple Depths
Amethyst moves from pale lavender to deep purple, with cloudy whitish areas gathering near the broader, irregular bases. Light catches several faces and edges in bright highlights, while translucent areas offer a glimpse into the colour beneath the surface.
Flat faces and fine, line-like markings meet uneven, rough-looking areas, giving the pointed forms a lovely contrast of crisp outline and untamed texture. Amethyst takes its name from the Greek amethystos, a word connected with an old belief about sobriety.
Those angular tops could be peaks in a tiny violet mountain range, with pale clouds gathered at their feet. In that imagined world, deep purple becomes a shaded valley, and the bright edges become ridges touched by light.
