Amethyst Healing Wand Spiral Carving Copper Pipe

• The carved spiral opens in places, revealing the copper pipe beneath the dark wood.
• A purple amethyst point sits at one end, giving the wand a clear directional shape.
• The opposite end is rounded with a smooth purple gemstone sphere.
• Silver-plated collars frame the stone ends and add a bright contrast to the darker body.
• Small gemstone accents are set into the metalwork, adding tiny points of colour and detail.

The body is made with teak wood and copper, finished with silver-plated fittings and gemstone details. The photograph shows a glossy, dark-toned wooden spiral wrapped around the copper pipe, giving the piece depth rather than a flat surface.

Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz, long associated in crystal traditions with calm, clarity and the crown chakra. Here, that meaning is carried through a simple object of colour, weight and form, without needing extra ornament.

Keep it dry and wipe gently with a soft cloth after handling. Avoid soaking the wood, metal or gemstones, and store it where the pointed end will not be knocked or scratched.

Wands like this belong to contemporary crystal and ritual-object traditions, where shape, material and colour are chosen for symbolic meaning. The spiral is often read as a form of movement and continuity, while copper brings a warm metallic contrast to the cool purple of amethyst. In a quiet room, on a shelf or beside other mindful objects, it reads as both a decorative piece and a symbolic one.

This piece weighs 100 g. It is made from teak wood, copper, silver-plated elements and gemstones, with amethyst named in the product title. Origin: India.

It suits someone drawn to crystals, ritual objects or sculptural natural materials. The contrast of dark wood, purple amethyst and warm copper gives it a distinctive look without feeling over-decorated.