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Brazil Gems® offers an impressive collection of Brazilian Citrine and Amethyst Cathedral Geodes for Sale. There is only one specific region of Brazil that produces Citrine & Amethyst geodes in these unique cathedral shapes.

Amethyst quality can be subjective as many variables can play a role in determining a geode value.  Qualities you should consider when shopping for an amethyst cathedral are (not in any particular order):

  • Deeper violet colors (or amber for citrine)
  • Clarity of crystals
  • Shape of points
  • Size of points
  • Shape of overall cathedral
  • Calcite and mineral formations
  • Agate stone bands
  • General beauty and uniqueness

The more of these qualities an Amethyst or Citrine possesses the more valuable it can be. Our Citrine & Amethyst cathedral geodes for sale are top-quality and sure to impress. In the end we suggest choosing an Amethyst or Citrine that speaks to you and is the most beautiful to you within your price range.

Here's the order we categorize our Amethyst & Citrine geodes from higher to lower pricing:

  • Q6 Super Plus Quality (rare) 
  • Q5 Super Quality
  • Q4 Extra Plus Quality
  • Q3 Extra Quality
  • Q2 Standard Plus Quality
  • Q1 Standard Quality

If you’re looking for more information on quality Citrine & Amethyst cathedral geodes or if you need help selecting a cathedral from our website, please feel free to contact our helpful team today. We can even FaceTime with you!  If you have a specific requirement for size and shape and we don't have one like that in stock, we will work with our partners in Brazil to find the right large Citrine or Amethyst geode cathedral for you.

Is your Citrine natural or heat-treated?

At Brazil Gems®, we clearly identify our Citrine so you know exactly what you're purchasing.

Most of the Citrine available on today's market, including much of the material mined in Brazil, is created by heating natural Amethyst. This process brings out the beautiful golden-yellow to amber colors that customers associate with Citrine.

Heat treatment does not make the crystal fake. It remains a genuine quartz crystal formed by nature, with only its color altered through heat. Whenever applicable, we disclose whether a piece is natural Citrine or heat-treated Citrine in the product description.

How do I clean my citrine cathedral?

Cleaning a Citrine geode is relatively simple. They like water but you don't need to clean it with water often. The goal is to remove dust and grime while preserving the natural luster.

For regular dusting (Recommended):

  • Use a soft paintbrush or makeup brush to gently remove dust between the crystal points.
  • Compressed air (used lightly) also works well for hard-to-reach areas.
  • Finish with a microfiber cloth on the polished edges or base.

For a deeper cleaning:

  1. Fill a bucket or sink with lukewarm water.
  2. Add a few drops of mild dish soap.
  3. Gently scrub the crystals using a soft toothbrush or soft detailing brush.
  4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. We suggest a spay bottle with clean water.
  5. Allow the geode to air dry completely, or use a microfiber towel to remove excess water.

How often to clean?

If the piece is in a home, every 2-3 months is usually enough.

In a high traffic area, perhaps dusting once a month will keep the crystals sparkling.

Are Citrine Cathedrals natural geodes?

Yes, these striking citrine cathedrals have been carefully heat-treated from natural Brazilian amethyst, a traditional process that brings out the warm golden citrine color while preserving the natural crystal structure of the geode.

Where are Citrine Cathedrals from?

Citrine Cathedrals are produced in South Brazil from natural Amethyst Cathedrals that were heat-treated to obtain the desirable amber colors.

How do I clean my Amethyst geode?

Cleaning an Amethyst geode is relatively simple. They like water but you don't need to clean it with water often. The goal is to remove dust and grime while preserving the natural luster.

For regular dusting (Recommended):

  • Use a soft paintbrush or makeup brush to gently remove dust between the crystal points.
  • Compressed air (used lightly) also works well for hard-to-reach areas.
  • Finish with a microfiber cloth on the polished edges or base.

For a deeper cleaning:

  1. Fill a bucket or sink with lukewarm water.
  2. Add a few drops of mild dish soap.
  3. Gently scrub the crystals using a soft toothbrush or soft detailing brush.
  4. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. We suggest a spay bottle with clean water.
  5. Allow the geode to air dry completely, or use a microfiber towel to remove excess water.

How often to clean?

If the piece is in a home, every 2-3 months is usually enough.

In a high traffic area, perhaps dusting once a month will keep the crystals sparkling.

What are the different types of Amethyst Cathedrals?

Amethyst Cathedral Geodes are sometimes also known as Amethyst Caves or Amethyst Chapels, these geodes are cut in half and opened up for our enjoyment. They are considered "Cathedrals" because of their usually tall and pointy shapes reminiscent of a Cathedral. We offer our Cathedrals in 3 different Product Types:

  • Classic Cathedrals: Painted Black on its sides & back
  • Open 2-Sided Cathedrals: Similar to the classic but open to be enjoyed from the front or back
  • Polished Cathedrals: Fully polished outer shell with some material at the bottom to make it flat
What's the gemstone meaning of Amethyst?

Amethyst has been treasured for centuries and is traditionally associated with peace, clarity, and spiritual growth. Its rich purple color has long symbolized wisdom, balance, and tranquility, making it one of the world's most beloved natural crystals.

Amethyst is commonly believed to symbolize:

💜 Calmness – Encourages relaxation and a peaceful state of mind.
🧘 Inner Peace – Traditionally associated with emotional balance and serenity.
🧠 Clarity – Believed to support clear thinking and thoughtful decision-making.
🌙 Spiritual Growth – Often linked to intuition, mindfulness, and personal reflection.
🛡️ Protection – Historically regarded as a stone that helps ward off negative energy.
💪 Balance – Thought to promote harmony between the mind, body, and spirit.
✨ Wisdom – Long associated with insight, understanding, and higher awareness.

While many people value Amethyst for these symbolic meanings, these beliefs are rooted in historical traditions and spiritual practices rather than scientific evidence. Whether you cherish Amethyst for its deep purple beauty, its fascinating natural crystal formations, or its traditional symbolism, every piece is a unique gift from nature.

How do you determine the quality level of Amethyst?

Amethyst quality can be subjective as many variables can play a role in determining a geode value. Qualities you should consider when shopping for an amethyst cathedral are (not in any particular order):

  • Deeper violet colors
  • Clarity of crystals
  • Shape of points
  • Size of points
  • Shape of overall cathedral
  • Calcite and mineral formations/inclusions
  • Agate stone bands in the outer edges
  • General beauty and uniqueness

The more of these qualities an Amethyst possesses the more valuable it can be. Our Amethyst cathedral geodes for sale are top-quality and sure to impress.

Here's the order we categorize our Amethyst geodes from higher to lower pricing:

  • Q6 Super Plus Quality (rare) 
  • Q5 Super Quality
  • Q4 Extra Plus Quality
  • Q3 Extra Quality
  • Q2 Standard Plus Quality
  • Q1 Standard Quality

If you’re looking for more information on quality Amethyst cathedral geodes or if you need help selecting a cathedral from our website, please feel free to contact our helpful team today.

Where does Amethyst Cathedrals come from?

The great majority of Cathedral-shaped Amethyst comes from mines in South Brazil.