Many women who are tough, optimistic, and independent express their personalities with amethyst jewellery. Because the colour purple itself is associated with independence of thinking and will.

Amethyst Jewellery

Being versatile and exclusive, Amethysts jewellery is known for its myriad designs. Amethysts can be put in anything from sterling to white gold, yellow gold, or platinum, depending on the quality of the stones. So get anything from a bright necklace to striking earrings, it will look hot. However, amethyst pendants and rings give a glamorous look too. 

Amethyst earrings come in any number of beautiful styles. Select that suits your personality well. Go for studs, hoops, danglers and chandeliers to have a gentle and feminine look. Neck wears in amethyst include a dazzling range of chains set with gems, pendants, and chokers that look really interesting. However, rings in amethyst are always astonishing and can be found to fit any price variation.

Caring For Amethyst Jewellery

The glow of Amethyst jewellery can last a lifetime if you do proper care and cleaning. Clean your Amethyst jewellery frequently to keep really it bright and shinning. Amethyst is fairly durable but still needs proper care. Here are certain points to keep your amethyst jewellery new as ever:

- Before wearing your jewellery, check for loose Amethyst.

- Clean your Amethyst jewellery regularly to remove the oil and soap film that distracts from its beauty.

- Avoid wearing jewellery during housework. Contact with household chemicals, specially ammonia-based, may discolour or damage your jewellery.

- Remove your Amethyst jewellery while exercising or playing sports. Your gemstone can be chipped or be jarred loose.

- Never ever use chlorine bleach to clean Amethyst jewellery.

- Do not wear your jewellery in swimming pools and on beaches. The chlorine in the pool and the seawater can harm and discolour the Amethyst in your jewellery.

- Never store your jewellery in piles or together. This is to avoid scratching the Amethyst in your jewellery as well as the metal mounting. Harder gemstones, such as diamonds can scratch Amethyst.

- Store your precious Amethyst jewellery in separate sections of the jewellery box or wrap them separately in soft cloths.

-Do not soak your jewellery for extended periods in soap or other such solutions. It may harm the polish of your gemstone.

-Gold and sterling silver, the metals used with amethyst in jewellery have low hardness, from   2.5 to 4 on the Moh's scale. Special care is needed to ensure they are not damaged and dented. Sterling silver being very soft can easily be spoiled by even fingernails.

No doubt jewellery is precious. Taking appropriate care and precaution can retain its lifelong shine and brilliance.