Amethyst has been coveted by princes, lavished by gift bearers, sought after by disciples for its believed protective qualities. This beautiful gemstone has quite a magical mystical history. The word Amethyst comes from the Greek "Amethystos" meaning "not intoxicated" and folklore suggests that Amethyst was believed to have warded off the effects of drunkenness. It was also believed to protect crops, cure ailments, drive out evil spirits, bring good fortune, inspire the intellect.
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Inspired by Amethyst
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You have arrived at the place where all Amethyst inspired beauties meet. Amethyst necklaces, Amethyst earrings, Amethyst bracelets, Amethyst Swarovski, even Amethyst glass. Traditional Amethyst is thought of as always having purple hues, but there is also a plethora of art in green Amethyst as well. Amethyst is the birthstone of February. From a metaphysical perspective, it is thought to promote clarity of mind, stability, and peace. How beautiful. No wonder we are so taken with this gem. We invite you browse our Amethyst gallery and take in some of its splendor....
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Amethyst is actually one of the most striking forms of Quartz. While most of its apects are like any other Quartz, its crystal structure is quite a bit different and uneven, thus yielding a gem that has dramatic and intense color effects like no other Quartz.
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