Assorted Gemstone and Mineral Collection

This collection consists of six distinct mineral specimens presented in a raw or semi-polished state. The group includes two amethyst druzy clusters, characterized by their vibrant purple crystalline structures and rough matrix backings. One amethyst shows a deep, saturated violet hue, while the smaller cluster is lighter with more visible host rock. There are two pieces of rose quartz; the larger specimen displays a classic pale pink translucency with a granular, conchoidal fracture pattern common to bulk rough material. The semi-clear quartz specimen is milky to translucent with visible internal fractures and a pointed, irregular geometry. The turquoise specimen is a tumbled or polished nugget, exhibiting a bright cyan-blue color with subtle brown limonite matrix veining. All pieces appear to be natural geological specimens rather than synthetic faceted stones. The condition is consistent with rough-hewn decorative minerals, showing natural terminations and surface irregularities. There are no maker's marks, as these are natural objects. They likely date from the late 20th to early 21st century, typical of specimens sold for metaphysical or decorative purposes. The quality of the amethyst color and the vibrancy of the turquoise suggests decent commercial-grade mineral samples.