AMETHYST

Violet in all its facets: Amethyst jewelry is expressive, elegant, and surprisingly versatile. From delicate lavender to intense purple, every natural amethyst brings its own color and personality.

Discover amethyst jewelry in 925 sterling silver – including earrings, rings, pendants, necklaces, and chokers, either plain or combined with other genuine gemstones. Cool silver emphasizes the clear violet color, while a warm gold plating creates particularly sophisticated contrasts.

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Amethyst jewelry in silver: violet accents for every occasion

Amethyst earrings in silver add a radiant pop of color close to the face. An amethyst ring or pendant, on the other hand, is particularly easy to wear every day. Violet gemstone jewelry harmonizes beautifully with white, cream, gray, black, and denim blue – and can also add a personal touch of color to a wedding or bridal look.

Amethyst is considered the birthstone for the month of February and is therefore an individual gift idea for a birthday. Its long history dates back to antiquity; its characteristic violet color made it a highly sought-after gemstone for centuries.

Browse our gemstone earrings, gemstone rings, and chokers and necklaces. You can find more intense gemstone colors in our sapphire jewelry and ruby jewelry collections. For an overview of jewelry featuring natural gemstones, visit our genuine gemstone jewelry collection.

Frequently asked questions about amethyst jewelry

What color is a natural amethyst?

Natural amethyst can range from light lavender to deep violet. Minor color variations and natural inclusions make every stone unique.

What occasions is amethyst jewelry suitable for?

Amethyst jewelry is suitable for everyday wear, festive occasions, and as a colorful accent for a wedding. As the birthstone for February, it also makes a personal gift idea.

How do I care for amethyst jewelry?

Gently clean amethyst jewelry with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners, ultrasound, extreme heat, and prolonged contact with water, perfume, or cosmetics.