Here is a dramatic amethyst specimen featuring a sharply terminated crystal with a smaller sidecar crystal jutting out at a 45 degree angle. The color is an attractive light purple, which deepens the closer you get to the tip. The luster is flashy and brilliant. The large crystal has a very unusual feature: it is partially hollow, with a skeletal growth opening in one of the faces of the termination which goes down almost an inch into the crystal – something I have never seen before (this is a natural feature, not damage).