Amethyst Cut Base Cluster, Small, 4.9 in Tall #5611-0943 Gemstone:Amethyst Table Height: 22 Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ-007

Name: Amethyst Cut Base Cluster, Small, 4.9 in Tall #5611-0943 Gemstone:Amethyst Table Height: 22 Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ-007
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 66965884925
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6039 (20 reviews)

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Amethyst Cut Base Cluster, Small, 4.9 in Tall #5611 0943 Gemstone:Amethyst Table Height: 22 Select your specific tree::5404GRNQ 007 Table Height: 22 7" tall to the top of its bark style branches this gemstone tree is both big and a design statement that will impact any room in your home or office adding meaningful symbolism to its natural beauty The sides and back retain the geode’s natural basalt exterior

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