The identification method of amethyst is roughly as follows:

First, facing the light, the color of natural amethyst crystals is generally unevenly distributed. The crystal candlesticks with purple and dark shades from beginning to end must be genuine. There is nothing artificial about this.

Second, amethyst is a variety with more impurities than crystal clocks. If there is no cotton wool, spots, or cross sections in the crystal, it is worth being careful.

Third, the weight of the crystal, if it is too light, it may be glass or plastic.

Fourth, touch the crystal, especially in summer. If you feel the tentacles for the first time, you feel that Wen Wen's must not be genuine.

Fifth, the unique identification method of the crystal ball: pull a hair or a thin line and place it under the sphere to observe carefully. If there is a ghost, it is crystal. However, the possibility of crystal growth is not ruled out.

Facing the light, the color of natural amethyst crystals is generally unevenly distributed, and the phenomenon of dark and light purple from beginning to end is called chromatic aberration.