Thunder Bay Amethyst Display Specimen - Purple with Hematite
$125.00
Discover the unique beauty of this Purple Thunder Bay Amethyst Display Specimen featuring striking natural hematite inclusions and a rare see-through bridge section. Hand-mined by our family from the Diamond Willow Amethyst Mine in Thunder Bay, Ontario, this exceptional piece showcases the classic characteristics that make Thunder Bay amethyst world-renowned, with added visual interest from its distinctive bridge formation.
Specimen Details:
- Dimensions: 14 x 3.5 x 3 cm
- Origin: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
- Mined by: Diamond Willow family mine
- Features: Striking purple hue with natural hematite inclusions
- Unique see-through bridge section on back adds character
- 100% natural crystal specimen
- Specimen ID: PDH6
What Makes This Special:
- Striking purple hue characteristic of premium Thunder Bay amethyst
- Natural hematite inclusions - a signature of Thunder Bay amethyst
- Rare see-through bridge section creates unique visual interest
- Authentic Canadian crystal from our multi-generational family mine
- Perfect size for display on desk, shelf, or in collections
- Each hematite pattern is completely one-of-a-kind
- Harvested with care and respect for the land by our family
Perfect For:
- Crystal collectors seeking unique Thunder Bay specimens
- Natural home or office décor with distinctive character
- Meditation spaces and wellness areas
- Meaningful gifts for crystal enthusiasts
- Educational displays showcasing Thunder Bay amethyst characteristics
- Adding natural beauty and grounding energy to any space
Thunder Bay amethyst is treasured worldwide for its exceptional quality and vibrant purple hues. The natural hematite inclusions in this specimen are a classic characteristic that distinguishes Thunder Bay amethyst from other sources, adding both visual drama and geological significance. The rare see-through bridge section makes this piece especially unique. This specimen represents generations of mining expertise and our family's passion for sharing these natural treasures from the Canadian Shield.