Dyed Amethyst Cluster Flat

Our flat contains 17 beautifully dyed amethyst crystal for your collection.  The crystals range from .75"-1.5" in length. 

We do have the option to purchase dyed amethyst clusters individually.  Please email us for selections of individual pieces. Please state the color you are interested in viewing; we are more than happy to send you pictures. 

A dyed amethyst cluster is a natural amethyst crystal cluster that has undergone a process of dyeing to alter its color. Amethyst is a variety of quartz known for its purple coloration, ranging from pale lavender to deep violet hues. However, in some cases, natural amethyst may be subjected to dyeing treatments to enhance or modify its color for aesthetic purposes or to mimic the appearance of other gemstones.

1. Dyeing Process: The dyeing process involves immersing the amethyst cluster in a solution containing colored dyes or pigments. The dye penetrates the surface of the crystal, imparting a new color to the stone. Common colors used for dyeing amethyst clusters include blue, green, pink, and even black.

2. Enhanced Color: Dyed amethyst clusters are often chosen for their vibrant and eye-catching colors, which can range from subtle tints to more intense shades. The dyeing process can produce hues that may not occur naturally in untreated amethyst, allowing for a wider range of color options for jewelry and decorative purposes.

3. Aesthetic Appeal: Dyed amethyst clusters are popular for their aesthetic appeal, as the vibrant colors can add a unique and decorative touch to jewelry pieces, home decor, and crystal collections. They are often used in crafting, wire wrapping, and other creative projects to create visually striking designs.

4. Durability and Care: While dyed amethyst clusters can be visually appealing, it's important to note that the dye may fade or wear off over time, especially with exposure to sunlight, heat, or harsh chemicals. Care should be taken to avoid exposing dyed amethyst clusters to prolonged periods of sunlight or abrasive cleaning methods, as this can affect their color and appearance.