These natural rosy Pink Amethyst crystals have been recently discovered in Patagonia, Argentina. The color of Pink Amethyst comes from inclusions of hematite and iron inside the quartz points. Though these crystals look similar to Rose Quartz crystals, Rose Quartz rarely comes in point form, let alone inside geodes. They’re usually in massive formed chunks or sculpted in various shapes. To clarify and compare against Pink Amethyst, Rose Quartz gets its pink color from manganese, titanium, and/or iron inclusions.
Chemical Formula: SiO2
Hardness: 7
