Citrine Cathedral, 53.5 lbs & 17.3" Tall #5603-0337 Amethyst Night Lights Typical cluster width: 3" - Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ-007

Name: Citrine Cathedral, 53.5 lbs & 17.3" Tall #5603-0337 Amethyst Night Lights Typical cluster width: 3" - Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ-007
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50538592400
Price: 650.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.297000000000001 (25 reviews)

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Citrine Cathedral, 53.5 lbs & 17.3" Tall #5603 0337 Amethyst Night Lights Typical cluster width: 3" Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ 007 Typical cluster width: 3" 4" With polished edges This specimen boasts amber color crystals and a nice shape This striking citrine cathedral has been carefully heat treated from natural Brazilian amethyst

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