Human Skull with Ram Horns, Hand-Carved in Amethyst Crystal - Height: 95 mm - Width: 128 mm- 1505 g





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Specimen: hand-carved amethyst crystal skull with ram horns from Brazil; dimensions 95 mm high, 128 mm wide, 88 mm deep, weight 1505 g, mineral form Cráneo Humano con Cuernos de Carnero.
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Amethyst is valued by many cultures for its mysticism. It is considered a stone of peace, and it is believed that its calming effect induces tranquil dreams and connects the dreamer with the Divine. This clarity and serenity also benefit the waking mind, facilitating the flow of thoughts in mental and metaphysical realms. Diviners often carry it alongside their oracle instruments, such as tarot cards.
Amethyst is the zodiac stone of Pisces, ruled by Jupiter, and it is February’s birthstone in both traditional and modern lists. A legend says that Saint Valentine wore a ring of amethyst bearing the image of Cupid, which may seem contradictory given the gem’s reputation as a pacifier of passions. However, in medieval times, chaste love was valued as much as true love, and amethyst represented this vision of love.
You can view this item in 3D at this internet address: https://youtu.be/UAsF6zgGy78
All photographs were taken indoors, with overhead lighting.
The chromaticity of the images depends on your monitor’s settings.
Dimensions are approximate.
It is shipped well packed, with tracking code.
Amethyst is valued by many cultures for its mysticism. It is considered a stone of peace, and it is believed that its calming effect induces tranquil dreams and connects the dreamer with the Divine. This clarity and serenity also benefit the waking mind, facilitating the flow of thoughts in mental and metaphysical realms. Diviners often carry it alongside their oracle instruments, such as tarot cards.
Amethyst is the zodiac stone of Pisces, ruled by Jupiter, and it is February’s birthstone in both traditional and modern lists. A legend says that Saint Valentine wore a ring of amethyst bearing the image of Cupid, which may seem contradictory given the gem’s reputation as a pacifier of passions. However, in medieval times, chaste love was valued as much as true love, and amethyst represented this vision of love.

