This is a rather large sceptre for the locality! And for that matter, I cannot recall seeing amethyst from here, either. It is a bit rough on the lower stalk, but it is still quite significant for the locality. An old specimen probably in the collection or dealer stock (or both) of George English (1864-1944). History aside, its just a really interesting large quartz from a region not known for large quartz - especially not for many amethysts.

This is a brilliantly lustrous, gem clean, water-clear gwindel of unusual quality. It is, sadly, not quite complete with a contact on one end and a break on the other - and yet as you can see it displays well, centered as you see here. There is no damage otherwise. The term right handed gwindel is just refering to the extra "right hand" faces on the gwindel. They are pretty rare.