Amethyst material

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Amethyst

Violet quartz with natural depth.

Natural violet tones, subtle inclusions, and gentle translucency make every amethyst arrangement slightly different.

From $0.40 per piece

Available in the studio

AmethystGemstone Beads
  • 6 mm$0.40
  • 8 mm$0.90
  • 10 mm$1.20
  • 12 mm$1.50
Amethyst FacetedSpecial Shape
  • 6 mm$0.40
  • 8 mm$0.60
  • 10 mm$0.80

Natural materials can vary in tone, pattern, inclusions, and translucency. Images represent overall character rather than an identical piece.

YMORL MATERIAL GUIDE

Understanding amethyst.

In summary

Natural violet tones, subtle inclusions, and gentle translucency make every amethyst arrangement slightly different.

What is amethyst?

Amethyst can move from pale lilac to saturated violet, sometimes within the same bead. Natural zoning, veils, and inclusions create depth rather than a perfectly uniform surface.

Close view of Amethyst
Natural color, pattern, and translucency can vary from one piece to another.

Amethyst properties at a glance

Color
Violet, from pale lilac to deeper purple
Mineral family
Quartz
Appearance
Transparent to translucent
Design role
Main stone or measured accent

What pairs well with amethyst?

Use amethyst as a calm main color, repeat it as a measured accent, or balance it with clear, smoky, rose, silver-tone, or warm gold-tone materials. Faceted forms catch more light; smooth round beads create a quieter rhythm.

How to care for amethyst

Keep the finished bracelet away from harsh chemicals, hard knocks, and prolonged intense heat. For routine care, wipe the surface gently with a soft, dry cloth and store it separately from harder jewelry pieces.

DESIGNED WITH AMETHYST

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