🔮✨ Gemstone Series #4! ✨ Amethyst!

Formation: Amethyst Gemstone is a purple variety of quartz and forms when iron impurities are present during the crystal's growth.

Characteristics:

• Color: Ranging from pale lilac to deep purple, amethyst's color is prized for its royal and calming hues.

• Hardness: With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, amethyst is durable and suitable for various jewelry styles.

• Inclusions: Amethyst is generally free of inclusions, contributing to its clarity and brilliance.

• Treatment: Amethyst is often heat-treated to enhance its color.
  

Major Uses in Jewelry:

• Statement Necklaces: Amethyst is often featured as the centerpiece in statement necklaces, adding a pop of color and sophistication.

• Cocktail Rings: Its bold and vibrant hue makes amethyst a popular choice for cocktail rings, adding a touch of glamour to any outfit.

• Dangle Earrings: Amethyst dangle earrings are a favorite choice for adding a splash of color and elegance to evening attire.

• Bracelet Charms: Amethyst charms are commonly used in bracelets, symbolizing spirituality and protection.

• Birthstone Jewelry: As the birthstone for February, amethyst is frequently incorporated into birthstone jewelry, making it a meaningful gift for those born in that month.
  

Fun Facts:

• The name "amethyst" comes from the Greek words "amethystos," meaning "not drunken," as it was believed to prevent intoxication.

• Amethyst is associated with February birthstones and is often chosen for anniversary gifts.

• Ancient Egyptians used amethyst in talismans, believing it brought protection and clarity of mind.

Amethyst Gemstone Necklace and earrings