✦ Gemstones ✦
Amethyst
Amethyst is one of the world’s most popular and revered gemstones, known for its stunning violet to purple hues. A member of the quartz family, amethyst has been cherished for centuries for its beauty and its perceived spiritual properties.
Its color ranges from lavender to deep purple, making it a versatile gemstone for jewelry and other decorative items. Amethyst is more than just a stunning gemstone; it has significant cultural, historical, and metaphysical value.
Amethyst is a variety of quartz, a common mineral found throughout the Earth’s crust. Its purple color comes from the presence of iron and trace amounts of other minerals, and its formation occurs in geodes, or clusters of crystals, within volcanic rocks. When local water seeps into these rocks, it deposits a silica-rich solution that gradually forms quartz crystals, including amethyst.
The finest amethyst comes from countries such as Brazil, Uruguay, and Zambia, which are the largest producers of this gemstone. Brazil is particularly known for its giant amethyst geodes, some of which can be as tall as a person. Other sources of amethyst include Russia, Sri Lanka, and the United States.
*100% Genuine & Natural
✦ Specifications ✦
| Shape: |
Customization Available |
| Size: |
Customization Available |
| Grade: |
AAA |
| Cutting: |
Customization Available |
| Style: |
Customization Available |
| MOQ: |
10 / Pieces |
✦ Main Product ✦
✦ Customization ✦
We pride ourselves as a premier jewelry manufacturer with a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. We specialize in high-end custom services, offering OEM/ODM customization services to create beautiful gemstones and jewelry to your exact specifications.
All gemstones are guaranteed to be 100% natural, providing you with unparalleled quality and authenticity.
Our gemstones come in standardized calibrated sizes in millimeters. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to help.
✦ Gemstone Details And Uses ✦
Amethyst's most striking feature is its vivid purple color, which ranges from lavender to deep purple. This gemstone sometimes takes on a red or blue hue, depending on the angle of the light and the quality of the stone. The intensity of the color is often an indicator of its quality, with the darker the color, the higher the value, especially those amethysts known as "Siberian Amethyst," which is known for its deep purple color and flashes of red and blue.
Amethyst ranks 7 on the Mohs scale of hardness, making it durable enough to be used in various types of jewelry, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. Although amethyst is a relatively hard stone, it can still be easily scratched or chipped if not properly cared for. Its crystal structure also allows it to be cut in a variety of ways, including cabochons, faceted cuts, or left in its natural form for display.
Amethyst has a long and rich history, with ancient civilizations endowing this gemstone with mystical and protective properties. The name "Amethyst" comes from the Greek word "amethystos" which means "not drunk". The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that amethyst could prevent drunkenness, and they would drink from amethyst cups or wear amethyst amulets to ward off drunkenness.
In medieval Europe, amethyst was associated with royalty and the clergy because of its rich purple color, symbolizing wealth and power. It is often used in religious jewelry, crowns, and scepters. The gemstone was also believed to protect the wearer from harm and bring peace of mind, making it a popular amulet for warriors going into battle.
Amethyst is often called the "stone of spirituality and sanity." In metaphysical traditions it is considered a stone of peace, protection and purification. Its calming energy is thought to promote emotional balance, relieve stress and promote a peaceful mind. Amethyst is also associated with mental clarity, making it a popular stone for meditation and spiritual growth.
Amethyst is closely associated with the third eye and crown chakra, which are considered centers of intuition, wisdom, and higher consciousness in spiritual practice. Therefore, many people believe that amethyst helps open the mind to higher thoughts and spiritual insights, and enhances the connection with the divine. It is also said to help overcome addiction and harmful habits due to its ancient connection with sobriety.
In crystal healing, amethyst is considered a powerful stone for emotional and spiritual health. It is believed to soothe the mind and reduce stress, anxiety and mental tension. Some practitioners use amethyst to promote restful sleep and ward off nightmares, placing it under your pillow or on your bedside table to promote restful dreams.
Amethyst is also believed to strengthen the immune system and support overall physical healing. It is often used to relieve headaches, promote hormonal balance, and promote the body's natural detoxification process. Additionally, its calming energy is thought to aid in emotional healing, supporting those dealing with grief, anger, or trauma.
