Amethyst Double Terminated 16 Facet, 2"

A point at each end, sixteen clean facets down the sides: this two-inch amethyst crystal is cut and polished into a double-terminated point, the form crystal workers reach for when they want energy to move both ways at once. In amethyst, that two-way flow comes dressed in the calm, violet energy of the witch's quartz.

Lay it between two stones, hold it as a small wand, or set it in a grid where two points need bridging.

Key Features of This Amethyst Double-Terminated Point

Cut-and-polished amethyst. Genuine amethyst shaped into a sixteen-faceted point about two inches long, with a termination at each end.

Two-way energy flow. A double-terminated point is worked with to send and receive energy in both directions, ideal for balancing and bridging.

Peace and intuition. Amethyst carries its classic associations with calm, intuition, and the third eye.

Product Details

• Length: approximately 2 inches
• Cut: sixteen-faceted, double-terminated (a point at both ends)
• Material: genuine amethyst (the violet variety of quartz)
• Associations: third eye and crown chakras, Jupiter, Water element
• SKU: GMAMED
• A natural stone, cut and polished; color depth and inclusions vary from piece to piece

The Spiritual Significance

Amethyst takes its name from the Greek amethystos, meaning not intoxicated, and has been a stone of peace, clarity, and spirit since antiquity. Scott Cunningham places it under the element of water and the planet Jupiter, and Judy Hall ties it to the third eye and crown, the centers of insight and higher awareness.

The double-terminated form adds a working layer. Where a single point focuses energy in one direction, a stone with a point at both ends is read as moving energy two ways at once, which is why crystal workers use double-terminated points to bridge and balance: between two chakras, two stones, or two people, and as connectors in a grid. In amethyst, that bridge carries calm and clear sight along it.

How To Use This Amethyst Double-Terminated Point

1. Cleanse it on arrival and between workings with smoke, moonlight, or a rest on selenite; amethyst is quartz and water-safe.
2. Lay it between two stones or over two chakras to bridge and balance them.
3. Hold it as a small wand in meditation, letting energy move both ways through the point.
4. Set it in a grid as a connector between two anchor stones.
5. Keep it out of long, direct sun, which can fade amethyst, and store it so the points stay protected.

Pairs Well With

• White Sage Smudge Sticks to cleanse the point and your space before ritual.
• White Selenite Wand to rest the point on and recharge it between uses.
• Clear Quartz Polygon to amplify the point as a grid companion.
• Rose Quartz Bracelet, 8mm to pair amethyst's peace with gentle heart energy.
• Black Tourmaline Bracelet, 8mm to add a grounding protector to the work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a double-terminated crystal?

It is a crystal with a point at both ends rather than one. In crystal practice that two-pointed form is read as moving energy in both directions at once, which makes double-terminated points favorites for bridging and balancing two things.

What does the 16-facet cut mean?

It means the stone has been cut and polished into sixteen even faces running down its length, giving a clean, geometric point at each end. This is a shaped piece rather than a raw natural crystal, prized for its symmetry and even flow.

What is it used for?

It is worked with to bridge and balance: laid between two chakras or stones, held as a small wand in meditation, or set as a connector in a grid. In amethyst, that two-way work carries the stone's calm, intuitive, third-eye energy.

Is it natural amethyst?

Yes, it is genuine amethyst that has been cut and polished into the faceted double-terminated form. Because it is natural stone, the depth of the purple and any internal veiling or zoning vary from piece to piece.

How do I cleanse and care for it?

Amethyst is quartz and water-safe, so cleanse with smoke, moonlight, selenite, or a quick rinse. Keep it out of prolonged direct sun, which can fade the purple, and store the point where its tips will not chip against harder stones.