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A close-up, top-down view showcases a geode with two distinct types of crystals. The outer layer is composed of numerous small, deep purple amethyst crystals, densely packed and varying in size and shape. This amethyst matrix forms a rough, textured surface with visible cracks and crevices. Nestled within a central depression of the amethyst is a cluster of larger, translucent to opaque white and pale yellow quartz crystals. These quartz crystals are more elongated and faceted, with some appearing milky and others clearer. They emerge from the purple amethyst, creating a striking contrast in color and form. The lighting highlights the facets and translucency of the quartz and the varied purple hues of the amethyst. The background appears to be a continuation of the amethyst formation.
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