Total length approx. 43 cm, with silver-colored carabiner clasp.
Amethyst captivates with its often deep violet color. This color is caused by natural trace elements such as iron.
Necklaces and pendants made of amethyst are popular pieces of jewelry and have been worn for centuries as decoration, but also as healing jewelry and talismans.
The amethyst, the violet variety of crystalline quartz, was named after the Greek amethystos, "not drunk," as it was generally believed to protect against drunkenness.
Amethyst is found worldwide; the often impressively large amethyst geodes from Brazil, formed in cavities of volcanic rocks, are well known.
Amethyst is considered a protective stone. However, the healing properties of amethyst described in literature are diverse: fever-reducing, anti-inflammatory, recommended for all kinds of skin problems, respiratory illnesses, stress symptoms, and especially headaches, migraines, and tension.
Amethyst is considered beneficial in addiction treatment, coping with difficult life challenges and losses. It promotes concentration, creativity, and intuition, and facilitates access to spiritual experiences. Amethyst is also used as a protective stone against negative energies, water veins, and geopathic stress.
