Geodes & Clusters

Geodes are rounded rocks with crystals lining a hollow center, and crystal clusters are groups of points that grew from one base. This collection holds clear quartz clusters, amethyst druse from Brazil, moon druse agate geodes, aura druse, desert rose, and spirit quartz. Read the difference and how to display them.

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What Is the Difference Between a Geode and a Cluster?

A geode forms inside a cavity in rock, so the crystals line a hollow space. A cluster is a group of crystals joined at one base, and druse is a crust of many tiny crystals.

What You'll Find Here

Clusters and flats. Clear quartz clusters, spirit quartz, and quartz flats of about 3 lb are here.

Druse. Amethyst druse comes by the pound, and aura druse comes in gold, silver, tangerine, and platinum rainbow pieces of about 4.5 to 6.6 lb.

Small pieces. You'll also find a moon druse agate geode, a geode keychain, a citrine druse pendant, and desert rose.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where Should I Display a Geode or Cluster?
Many people set one on a shelf or altar. Keep amethyst out of long direct sun, because its color can fade.

How Do I Clean a Cluster?
Use a soft brush or a little dry air to clear the dust, because the points can chip.