Shangaan Amethyst Sceptor TU2906 guerrero amethyst This material has historical significance

This material has historical significance for its use in sighting equipment for bombardiers and gunners during wartime

5x1 inches

Because these pieces are hand carved from natural stone

with small pyrite crystals scattered throughout

During the Neolithic Period

Shangaan Amethyst Sceptor TU2906 guerrero amethyst This material has historical significanceShangaan Amethyst Sceptor Approx. Dimensions: 2x1. 25x1 inches Approx. Weight: 37 grams Locality: Chibuku Mine, Zimbabwe From the Chibuku Mine in Zimbabwe, Shangaan amethyst are named after the tribe that mines these crystals. In many of these crystals you will find inclusions of red hematite. Enhydros, or fluid inclusions, are also found in many of these amethyst specimens. Acrylic stand not included, but can be purchased from our Stands, Mounts, and