Amethyst jewellery designs
When choosing amethyst jewellery, do not expect exactly the same purple you see in the photo. Because we select each stone individually and build its setting to suit it, two pieces of the same design may arrive in pale lilac or deep plum. Amethyst is the purple member of the quartz family and stands up well to everyday wear. The widest choice is in rings and necklaces; there are also earrings, bracelets, sets and two sets of prayer beads. The enamelled Ori series rings, the crown-set men's ring and the necklaces in which amethyst is strung with pearl or moonstone are a few of them.
The page also has rings, bracelets and strand necklaces in green amethyst, or prasiolite, which has a pale green tone. Amethyst is traditionally associated with inner peace and clarity of mind. If you are looking for other colours from the same family, see the Quartz page.
To keep the colour vivid, do not leave amethyst on a windowsill; store it in a closed box. Do not wash it with soap or detergent.
Frequently asked questions
How much does amethyst jewellery cost?
Amethyst pieces start at around 1,550 TL, and most are between 3,000 and 6,500 TL. Rings and sets with large stones go up to around 21,000 TL. The difference comes down to the size of the stone and the depth of the purple.
Is green amethyst real amethyst?
Green amethyst is a pale green quartz also known as prasiolite. It comes from the same family as purple amethyst; the product name specifically says green amethyst or prasiolite.
Does amethyst fade in the sun?
Amethyst left in direct sunlight for a long time can lighten in colour. Wearing it every day is not a problem; just choose a place out of the light to store it.
Silver rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets with purple and green amethyst. The stones, ranging from pale lilac to deep plum purple, are chosen one by one in the Grand Bazaar.