Amethyst Crystal Towers

A collection of polished Amethyst crystal towers, each with its own natural patterning, depth of purple and beautiful white quartz banding. From soft lilac and smoky violet through to deeper purple tones, every tower is completely unique.

These smaller towers are perfect for crystal shelves, bedside tables, desks, altar spaces and crystal grids, or as an affordable way to add a piece of Amethyst to your collection.

Please select your preferred tower from the options available. The photographs correspond to the individual pieces, so you will receive the exact tower selected.

Available Towers

• No. 1 30g A: approx. 2.17" × 0.61" – £6
• No. 2 35g: approx. 1.92" × 0.72" – £7
• No. 3 30g B: approx. 2.38" × 0.65" – £7
• No. 4 40g A: approx. 2.05" × 0.83" – £8
• No. 5 40g B: approx. 1.97" × 0.87" – £8
• No. 6 40g C: approx. 2.26" × 0.82" – £8
• No. 7 40g D: approx. 2.30" × 0.71" – £8

About Amethyst

Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz, with its colour produced by trace iron within the crystal and natural irradiation during formation. Its colour can range from very pale lilac to rich violet, while white quartz zoning and internal veils can create the striking bands and patterns visible in these pieces.

Intention & Chakra

Amethyst is traditionally associated with the Third Eye and Crown Chakras and has long been connected with calm, reflection, intuition and spiritual awareness.

We associate Amethyst with Peace & Calm, making these towers lovely pieces for quiet spaces, meditation areas, evening routines or anywhere you want to create a more peaceful atmosphere.

Symbolism of the Tower

The tower shape symbolises focus, direction and intention. Its broad base rises towards a defined point, making towers popular as focal pieces within crystal grids, altar spaces and displays. Symbolically, the point is often used to represent directing or concentrating an intention.

Amethyst is a natural material, so colour, banding, inclusions, internal fractures and other mineral characteristics vary between pieces. These natural features are part of what makes each tower unique.