3mm faceted amethyst necklace
CHF 59
Amethyst Necklace
: Refinement in the Details – the faceted semi-precious stones catch the light.
Handcrafted by us on steel wire.
2 in stock
- Due to its hardness, it is quite durable; however, you should still protect your amethyst from knocks. We recommend that you take off your jewellery before any physical activity.
- Amethyst is not affected by water. However, it is advisable not to wear the stone on the beach or in the swimming pool.
- Prolonged exposure to the sun may cause your amethyst to lose its colour
- Store your jewellery in a dry place, away from light and heat.
- You should also avoid contact with corrosive substances such as cleaning products and other household products that could damage the appliance.
- There are various ways to clean your stones. You can find further information here: Care and cleaning of semi-precious stones
Amethyst is undoubtedly one of the world’s best-known gemstones. Its name derives from the ancient Greek word ‘améthystos’, which means ‘sober’. The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that the stone could protect against drunkenness. They therefore drank from amethyst goblets, as they were convinced that these would prevent intoxication. The oldest known deposits to date are found in Egypt (Wadi el-Hudi). Inscriptions discovered on stelae at this site refer to the goddess Hathor as the ‘Lady of Amethyst’.
It is also closely associated with the Christian tradition, which regards it as a stone of purity, piety and humility. It adorned the liturgical vestments of bishops. Alchemy regards it as a force of transformation, purification and balance between the material and the spiritual. As it is also associated with royalty, it was incorporated into the jewellery of the nobility. Even today, it adorns the Crown of England.
Amethyst is an absolute must-have in crystal healing and a remarkable cleansing stone, traditionally known for expanding consciousness and awakening spirituality. It acts as a bath of serenity and radiates a calming energy that is ideal for relieving anxiety and everyday stress, thereby promoting deep, restful sleep free from nightmares. It fosters inner harmony, contributes to emotional balance and, at the same time, opens the doors to intuition. Whether worn as jewellery or placed in the home, amethyst remains a valuable guide for all who seek wisdom and mental clarity.
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Product information
| Length | approx. 40 cm |
|---|---|
| Bead diameter | 3mm |
| Thread | Steel |
| Clasp | Silver |
| Materials | Natural Stones |
| Symbol | Intuition, Purification, Wisdom |
Description
Amethyst necklace
Choker necklaces:
Elegance meets the natural beauty of semi-precious stones. Discover our collection of faceted stone necklaces, adding a touch of sophistication and harmony to your style. Refinement in the Details: cut to reveal their natural sparkle, these semi-precious stones, crafted with precision, capture the light. Wear them on their own for a delicate look or layer them with other jewellery to express your style. Choose from a wide variety of gemstones, such as amethyst, labradorite, tiger’s eye and many more. These necklaces are handcrafted by us using steel wire.
Amethyst:
Amethyst is a variety of quartz known for its violet colour, which can range from pale violet to deep violet. Its violet colour stems from exposure to natural radiation and the presence of iron. The name ‘amethyst’ derives from the Ancient Greek ‘amethystos’, meaning ‘sober’. The ancient Greeks believed that amethyst had the power to prevent drunkenness and loss of control. According to legend, a nymph named Amethystos, in order to escape the advances of Bacchus, was transformed into a white stone statue by the goddess Artemis. Bacchus, furious, poured wine over the statue, but every drop of wine that touched the young woman stained the stone purple. Thus associated with sobriety, the ancient Greeks and Romans wore amethyst jewellery and used cups made of this stone to drink wine, believing that this would protect them from excess. This belief in amethyst’s antidotal properties against alcohol has endured. Even today, amethyst is associated with clarity of mind. It is also a stone associated with royalty and was set in the jewellery of the aristocracy; it still adorns the Crown of England to this day.
The main sources of amethyst are: Brazil, Uruguay, Russia, Zambia and India.
