“Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality. (video) Cat.#641 ”

“The unknown minerals on the one side of the specimen constituted the matrix it came out of, according to the dealer. Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality. Cat.#641 ”

“REVERSE side. The unknown associated minerals seen here were , according to the dealer, what constituted the matrix Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality (video) Cat.#641 ”

“Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality. Cat.#641 ”

“Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality. (video) Cat.#641 ”

“Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality.(video) Cat.#641 ”

“Fluorescence under LW Uv light Two intergrown light amethyst scepters. The large one has a multi-pointed "cap" ( some call these a "crown scepter") the result of parallel growth, and complex growth patterns that may be the result of stepped growth. The dealer in Tucson 2020 where I got this specimen labelled the locality CHOLLA, Piedra Parada, Tatatila Municipality, Veracruz, Mexico . This is approximately 11 miles west of Piedra Parada. The dealers are working on an article for Mineralogical Record that will give more details about this locality. (video) JR Montgomery Collection Cat.#641 ”