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Image 1: Chunky Thunder Bay amethyst collection of 7 unique specimens with quartz and host rock, ranging 15cm to 5cm from Diamond Willow Mine

Image 2: Canadian amethyst bulk lot showing natural host rock matrix and quartz formations from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Image 3: Thunder Bay amethyst collection with chunky specimens featuring unique shapes, visible matrix, and some hematite inclusions
Image 1: Chunky Thunder Bay amethyst collection of 7 unique specimens with quartz and host rock, ranging 15cm to 5cm from Diamond Willow Mine

Image 2: Canadian amethyst bulk lot showing natural host rock matrix and quartz formations from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Image 3: Thunder Bay amethyst collection with chunky specimens featuring unique shapes, visible matrix, and some hematite inclusions
Image 1: Chunky Thunder Bay amethyst collection of 7 unique specimens with quartz and host rock, ranging 15cm to 5cm from Diamond Willow Mine

Image 2: Canadian amethyst bulk lot showing natural host rock matrix and quartz formations from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Image 3: Thunder Bay amethyst collection with chunky specimens featuring unique shapes, visible matrix, and some hematite inclusions
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Image 2: Canadian amethyst bulk lot showing natural host rock matrix and quartz formations from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Image 3: Thunder Bay amethyst collection with chunky specimens featuring unique shapes, visible matrix, and some hematite inclusions
Load image into Gallery viewer, Image 1: Chunky Thunder Bay amethyst collection of 7 unique specimens with quartz and host rock, ranging 15cm to 5cm from Diamond Willow Mine

Image 2: Canadian amethyst bulk lot showing natural host rock matrix and quartz formations from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Image 3: Thunder Bay amethyst collection with chunky specimens featuring unique shapes, visible matrix, and some hematite inclusions
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Image 2: Canadian amethyst bulk lot showing natural host rock matrix and quartz formations from Thunder Bay, Ontario

Image 3: Thunder Bay amethyst collection with chunky specimens featuring unique shapes, visible matrix, and some hematite inclusions
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This distinctive collection features 7 chunky Thunder Bay amethyst specimens showcasing unique shapes, natural quartz formations, and visible host rock. Sourced directly from our family mine, these exceptional pieces offer collectors a rare glimpse into the geological context of Thunder Bay amethyst, with authentic matrix and natural character that tells the story of their formation.

Collection Details:

  • Quantity: 7 individual amethyst specimens
  • Size Range: 15cm down to 5cm (approximately 5.9" to 2")
  • Origin: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
  • Mined by: Diamond Willow Amethyst Mine (family-operated)
  • Features: Chunky specimens with unique shapes, natural quartz formations, visible host rock matrix, some hematite inclusions, authentic Canadian amethyst

What Makes This Special:

  • Unique shapes and natural forms create one-of-a-kind character in each specimen
  • Visible host rock matrix showcases authentic geological context and formation history
  • Natural quartz formations add mineralogical diversity and visual interest
  • Some pieces feature hematite inclusions for added geological complexity
  • Sourced directly from our family-operated mine in Thunder Bay's renowned amethyst region
  • Chunky, substantial specimens perfect for educational and display purposes
  • Natural formations preserved exactly as found in the earth
  • Authentic Canadian heritage and provenance

Perfect For:

  • Collectors seeking specimens with geological context and matrix
  • Educational institutions teaching about mineral formation
  • Crystal enthusiasts who appreciate natural, unpolished character
  • Resellers and retailers stocking unique, authentic specimens
  • Creating displays that showcase natural mineral diversity
  • Event vendors specializing in educational specimens
  • Building collections with variety in form and geological features

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