Natural amethyst lamp - Power of Nature- 2220.67 g

This breathtaking amethyst lamp combines the natural beauty of crystals with functional design. The lamp will glow from within, making the fascinating purple and violet tones of the amethyst especially vibrant and brilliant. The glowing core immediately draws the eye, while the natural crystal pattern on the outside appears as a work of art on the housing. The amethyst crystals surrounding the lamp are arranged in varying sizes and shapes, giving the lamp a dynamic texture and a unique look. When turned on, the crystals catch the light and reflect it in delicate patterns, filling the room with a calming and relaxing atmosphere. The warm glow produced by the lighting accentuates the violet color palette of the amethyst even more and brings the natural structure of the crystals to the foreground. In particular, the gentle glow that rises from the base of the lamp creates an especially inviting and cozy mood. This amethyst lamp is not only a functional light object but also a work of art that offers both aesthetic beauty and a soothing effect. Amethyst, known for its energetic properties, is often associated with spiritual growth and inner peace, making this lamp a perfect element for any room that desires a touch of luxury and positive energy. Weight: 2220,67g Size: 178x114x97mm Treatment: Untreated Origin: Brazil Color: Purple Gem Type: 100% Natural Amethyst Lamp on wooden stand Hardness: 7 The lots were photographed under professional lights. Please note that the colours might differ depending on the monitor settings and light source. The light bulb is not included. The disclaimer about the healing properties as previously given : It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. We and Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.

Stima:€250

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