This stunning smoky amethyst scepter contains a minimum of 2 enhydros.

Sourced from the Chibuku area of Zimbabwe, this remarkable specimen belongs to the Shangaan Amethyst family—named for the local Shangaan tribe who mine these crystals by hand with deep respect for the land and its resources. Each piece supports small-scale, community-driven mining efforts in the region.

These are all smoky amethyst scepters either hematite inclusions—a rare and highly sought-after formation where a larger crystal head grows atop a thinner stem, like a royal scepter. This formation symbolizes crystal regrowth and is often associated with high energy concentration at the tip.

Chibuku scepters are known for their deep, moody purples, grounding smoky tones, and often contain enhydros—tiny, ancient water bubbles trapped within the crystal for thousands (or even millions) of years.

Every angle reveals something new—these are pieces with presence.

Origin: Chibuku Mine, Zimbabwe