Amethyst round 6mm semi-precious gemstone
155 SEK per STRAND
Amethyst round semi-precious gemstones with a hole of about 1mm sold on a string of about 60-65 stones
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Description
Article no.: AMET06
Amethyst is a beloved gemstone with a beautiful purple color that lends your jewelry a sense of elegance and luxury. It is one of the most prized stones in the quartz family and works just as well in stylish everyday jewelry as it does in exclusive pieces for special occasions.
The name “amethyst” comes from the Greek word “amethystos,” which roughly means “not intoxicated.” In ancient times, it was believed that the stone could protect against intoxication, and it was therefore used as an amulet.
The color of amethyst ranges from light purple to deep violet. When heated, the color can change, giving rise to other shades, such as yellowish-brown or green tones. Amethyst’s color can also fade with prolonged exposure to strong light. The primary sources of amethyst are in Brazil and Uruguay, but the stone is also found in Madagascar and several other parts of the world.
The Symbolism of Amethyst
Amethyst is traditionally associated with calm, harmony, and spiritual balance. According to various traditions, it is said to help counteract stress, protect against negative energies, and promote restful sleep. It has also been associated with love and strong emotional bonds. According to folklore, two people can strengthen their relationship by giving each other an amethyst.
The name “amethyst” comes from the Greek word “amethystos,” which roughly means “not intoxicated.” In ancient times, it was believed that the stone could protect against intoxication, and it was therefore used as an amulet.
The color of amethyst ranges from light purple to deep violet. When heated, the color can change, giving rise to other shades, such as yellowish-brown or green tones. Amethyst’s color can also fade with prolonged exposure to strong light. The primary sources of amethyst are in Brazil and Uruguay, but the stone is also found in Madagascar and several other parts of the world.
The Symbolism of Amethyst
Amethyst is traditionally associated with calm, harmony, and spiritual balance. According to various traditions, it is said to help counteract stress, protect against negative energies, and promote restful sleep. It has also been associated with love and strong emotional bonds. According to folklore, two people can strengthen their relationship by giving each other an amethyst.