History of the Rare Pink Amethyst

Pink amethyst is a relatively newly discovered crystal, having only been discovered in 2019.

It comes from the Patagonia region of Argentina.

Pink amethyst is formed by inclusions of hematite being present in it’s crystalline structure.

This stunning crystal has been studied by geologists and declared that it is more like amethyst than any other mineral.

Properties of  Rare Pink Amethyst

Pink amethyst is a stunning crystal and will bring joy to the beholder.

It is considered to have an extremely feminine energy, and so brings with it the power of the heart chakra.

Similar to (purple) amethyst, pink amethyst is also very calming and helps to relieve stress and anxiety.

It is still unfolding it’s mysteries and brings the promise of the unknown.

Pink amethyst shares similar heart chakra properties with rose quartz, but it is considered softer and more feminine.

Care for your rare pink amethyst

It’s best to keep your pink amethyst out of the direct sunlight, and away from moisture.

Crystals need to be kept clean and energised to enable them to work.

Make sure you dust your pink amethyst on a regular basis.

If the house is placed in such a way that it can’t see the moon, put it on a windowsill at full moon.

This will re-energise the crystal properties of the crystal.