Amethyst
Amethyst has been used for centuries for spiritual and healing purposes. Many ancient cultures, including the Greeks and Romans, believed that amethyst had the power to ward off evil spirits and drunkenness. Today, amethyst is still believed to have healing properties and is often used to treat insomnia, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. Additionally, it is thought to heighten spiritual awareness and intuition
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Amethyst
Amethyst is a violet type of quartz frequently found in jewellery. It was thought to be an anti-intoxicant by the ancient Greeks, who fashioned drinking containers and wore amethyst jewellery. Amethyst crystals form from the minerals silica and iron and are often found in geodes or clusters. Amethyst ranges in colour from pale lilac to deep purple and is often heat treated to intensify its colour. The most valuable and sought-after amethyst is deep purple with red flashes, known as “raspberry” amethyst.
Features of Amethyst
- Color: The most defining feature of amethyst is its colour, which ranges from pale lilac to deep purple. The most valuable and sought-after amethyst is deep purple with red flashes, known as “raspberry” amethyst.
- Crystalline structure: Amethyst crystals are hexagonal in shape and are often found in geodes or clusters.
- Hardness: Amethyst has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, making it durable enough for use in jewellery and other decorative items.
- Birthstone: The traditional birthstone for February is amethyst.
- Healing properties: Amethyst is believed to have healing properties and is often used to treat insomnia, anxiety, and other mental health conditions.
- Heat treatment: Amethyst is often heat treated to intensify its colour.
- Popularity: Amethyst is a popular gemstone and is used in many types of jewellery, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings.
- Composition: Amethyst is a mineral made of silica and iron.
- Origin: Amethyst is found in many locations around the world, including Brazil, Uruguay, Russia, and Africa.
- Versatility: Amethyst can be cut and polished into different shapes and sizes for use in various types of jewellery and can also be used for other decorative items such as sculptures.
What is the price of an Amethyst stone in Dubai?
Amethyst can be found in a range of prices, with lower quality stones and small sizes being more affordable, while higher quality and larger stones can be more expensive. The colour of amethyst also plays a role in determining the price, with deep purple being more valuable than pale lilac. It’s worth noting that a big part of the price of the amethyst stone is also the craftsmanship and design of the piece it is set in if it’s a jewellery piece. A simple amethyst ring with minimal design may cost less than a more intricate and detailed one.
Generally, amethyst is considered to be one of the more affordable gemstones. In comparison to other semi-precious gemstones, amethyst can be on the higher end of the price spectrum, but it still tends to be less expensive than precious gemstones such as emerald, tourmaline, and aquamarine. Talk to our experts to know more about the various amethyst stone prices in Dubai.
Buy your Amethyst stone online
If you’re wondering if it’s possible to purchase an amethyst stone online, then yes! At N Gopaldaas Jewellery online store, you can browse through gemstones of varying cuts and sizes and choose your pick. Along with guaranteeing quality craftsmanship, we also provide assurance that your precious stone will reach you safely. Reach out and talk to our experts to know more about our work and buy amethyst stone online today!