Amethyst Jewelry

A curated amethyst jewelry collection—necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets, and charms—in recycled gold or sterling silver. Customize metals, sizes, and engraving. Handcrafted in the USA, gift-ready.

Modern calm, timeless color.
From soft lavender to saturated royal purple, amethyst brings a quietly luminous presence to every look. Our Amethyst Jewelry collection gathers refined silhouettes—sleek solitaires, delicate station pieces, meaningful charms, and stackable rings—crafted for everyday ease and evening polish. Each piece is handcrafted in the USA using ethically sourced gemstones and recycled precious metals, so your glow feels as good as it looks.

Shop the Amethyst Edit

• Amethyst Necklaces — solitaires, east–west emerald-cuts, and pendant charms
• Amethyst Earrings — classic studs, huggies, drops, and threaders
• Amethyst Rings — stackable bands, prong or bezel solitaires, half-eternities
• Amethyst Bracelets — station chains, slim bezels, and charm links
• Birthstone Charms — add a February stone to your necklace or bracelet
• Design Your Own — choose metal, length, stone size, and engraving

Why Amethyst Works (Every Day)

• Versatile purple: luxe in 14K yellow gold; crisp and cool in sterling or white gold.
• Day-to-night ease: petite solitaires for daytime; station or emerald-cut silhouettes for evening light play.
• Meaningful by design: February’s birthstone—often linked to clarity, balance, and creativity—makes a thoughtful gift.
• Better materials: recycled precious metals, natural gemstones, and eco-conscious packaging.

Design Your Amethyst Piece

Start with a silhouette—necklace, ring, earrings, bracelet, or charm—then tailor the details. Select recycled 14K yellow or white gold (or sterling silver), choose your amethyst cut and size (from petite 3mm links to statement emerald-cuts), and pick your preferred chain length or band width. Add engraving where available. Every piece arrives gift-ready in our eco-friendly packaging.

Styling Notes

• Layered minimalism: pair a petite amethyst pendant with a herringbone or paperclip chain for quiet dimension.
• Color story: mix amethyst with pink tourmaline or citrine for warmth; add diamond or white sapphire for lift.
• Charm stacking: build a personal palette—February’s stone alongside partner or children’s birthstones.
• Ring stacks: anchor with a slim amethyst band and add a plain gold band plus a micro-diamond accent for texture.

Care & Quality

Each amethyst is hand-selected for tone and clarity, then set by artisans who prioritize longevity and comfort. To care for amethyst jewelry, avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe with a soft cloth; for a deeper clean, use mild soapy water, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Store pieces separately to protect stones and finishes.

Customer Favorites

• East–West Emerald-Cut Amethyst Necklace
• Bezel-Set Amethyst Stud Earrings (3–5mm)
• Stackable Amethyst Band
• Amethyst Station Bracelet
• 3mm Prong-Set Amethyst Birthstone Charm

FAQs

Is amethyst durable for everyday wear?
Yes—amethyst is well-suited to daily wear with mindful care. Avoid hard knocks, extreme heat, and harsh chemicals.

Which metal pairs best with amethyst?
14K yellow gold enhances warmth and depth; sterling or white gold offers a clean, modern contrast. Both styles layer beautifully.

Can I customize stone size or shape?
Absolutely. Many styles offer multiple sizes and cuts (round, oval, emerald-cut). Custom requests are welcome.

Are your materials ethically sourced?
We prioritize ethically sourced gemstones, recycled metals, and eco-conscious packaging. Lab-grown diamond accents available upon request.

How quickly will my order ship?
Ready-to-ship pieces leave quickly; made-to-order items typically ship in about two weeks. You’ll receive tracking when your piece is on the way.

Where Amethyst Is Found

Amethyst is a variety of quartz colored by trace iron and natural irradiation. It commonly forms as crystals lining the inside of volcanic geodes (those amethyst “cathedrals” you see in crystal shops). Today’s most notable sources include:

• Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul, Minas Gerais) — prolific deposits and dramatic geodes.
• Uruguay (Artigas) — prized for richly saturated, even color.
• Africa — especially Zambia (deep royal tones), plus Namibia, Madagascar, Mozambique, and Tanzania.
• Russia (Ural Mountains) — historically coveted “Siberian” material with flashes of red and blue.
• North America — Canada (Thunder Bay, Ontario) and the USA (Arizona, North Carolina) yield collectible crystals and jewelry-grade rough.

Amethyst Through History

Amethyst has been beloved for millennia. The name comes from the Greek amethystos—“not intoxicated.” In ancient lore, it was thought to guard against overindulgence and keep the mind clear. Greek and Roman elites carved amethyst into seals, intaglios, and goblets; medieval Europe embraced it as a “bishop’s stone,” symbolizing piety and wisdom. Royal collections—from Catherine the Great’s court to the British Crown Jewels—featured amethyst prominently. In Georgian and Victorian eras, its deep purple paired beautifully with yellow gold and seed pearls, becoming a staple of sentimental jewelry.

Symbolism & Spiritual Significance

Beyond its February birthstone status, amethyst is traditionally associated with:

• Clarity & Calm: a stone of clear thinking, equilibrium, and mental “decluttering.”
• Protection: historically worn as a talisman for safe travel and energetic shielding.
• Intuition: linked in modern crystal traditions to the third eye and crown chakras.
• Balance: a gentle reminder to create space for rest, creativity, and perspective.

Traditional Healing & Wellness Lore

For centuries, people have turned to amethyst for its perceived soothing qualities. In folk and metaphysical communities, it’s said to:

• Encourage restful sleep and ease anxious thoughts.
• Support focus during meditation or creative work.
• Promote emotional balance during major life transitions.

Gem Facts: What to Know Before You Buy

• Composition: Quartz (SiO₂); color from trace iron + natural irradiation.
• Hardness: ~7 on the Mohs scale—durable for everyday jewelry with mindful care.
• Color Range: Pastel lilac to deep royal purple; finer stones show even color and good brightness.
• Care: Avoid prolonged high heat (which can shift color) and harsh chemicals. Clean with mild soapy water, rinse, and dry. Store pieces separately.
• Fun fact: When gently heated, some amethyst turns golden—this is how much of the market’s citrine is created.

Ethics & Materials

We prioritize ethically sourced amethyst and set each stone in recycled precious metals. Pieces are handcrafted in the USA and shipped in eco-conscious, gift-ready packaging—luxury that aligns with your values.