Known as the "stone of spirituality and contentment", Amethyst is the most valuable variety of the quartz species.

About this Exquisite Gem
Amethyst is principally mined in Brazil, Zambia, Uruguay and Namibia. It is commonly representative of the month of February, the 6th anniversary and is the gem for the zodiac sign of Pisces.  

The Greeks named Amethyst from the word "amethystos" meaning "not intoxicated" dating back to an ancient tale involving Bacchus, the god of wine. As the story goes, drinking wine from an Amethyst goblet would prevent one from becoming inebriated. 

Amethyst bestows stability, strength, invigoration, and peace, the peace being the perfect peace, which was present prior to birth. It is "warm and cuddly" as well as regal and ruling. It has been used to encourage and support sobriety. It is an excellent stone for one who is attempting to find freedom from addictive personalities (oneself or another). It has calming, strong, protective qualities, healing, divine lone and inspiration. It also enhances one's psychic abilities.

 

The Royal Purple Gem
Lovely Amethyst in its rich purple colors symbolizes royalty and nobility. It is a deep, passionate color that evokes emotions. People who desire purple colors are individuals who like to make a personal statement, and express their unique taste.

Purple has long been considered a royal color so it is not surprising that amethyst has been so much in demand during history. Fine Amethysts are featured in the British Crown Jewels and were also a favorite of Catherine the Great and Egyptian royalty.

 

    

   

 

 

 

 

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