SKU: TY0089

Amethyst Necklace with Pendant, Amazonite and Turquoise

Name: Amethyst Necklace with Pendant, Amazonite and Turquoise
SKU: TY0089

$89.00

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This beautiful Amethyst Necklace with Pendant is the perfect statement piece for any jewellery collection. Handmade in Regional NSW Australia, it features a stunning combination of Peruvian Turquoise and Amazonite stones, which complement the deep purple tones of the amethyst perfectly.

The necklace has a sterling silver clasp and pendant made with amethyst and hammered metal, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to the piece.

Wear it alone or layer it with other necklaces for a truly unique look.

Amethyst is a stone of Divinity, it brings balance and spirituality. Amazonite assists with communication and brings harmony, calmness and emotional healing.

Turquoise is a protective stone.

More About Amethyst

Amethyst is a purple variety of the mineral quartz, and its color can range from pale lilac to deep purple. The purple colouration is due to the presence of trace amounts of iron and aluminum within the crystal lattice of the quartz.

Amethyst can be found in various locations around the world, and it is a relatively common gemstone. Some notable sources of amethyst include:

Brazil: Brazil is a significant producer of amethyst, and the state of Minas Gerais is particularly known for its amethyst deposits.
Uruguay: Amethyst from Uruguay is highly prized for its deep color and large crystal formations.
Russia: The Ural Mountains in Russia have been a historical source of amethyst.
Zambia: The African country of Zambia is also known for producing amethyst, with some deposits known for their deep purple hues.
South Korea: The Gyeongju area in South Korea has been a notable source of amethyst.
United States: Amethyst can be found in various locations in the United States, including Arizona, North Carolina, and Georgia.

Please note crystals do vary in size and colours and therefore the photos on this site may not be the exact shade of the crystal. Once an item is sold I remake another to have in stock and update the photo to try and match the crystals as close as possible to the photo.
Handle with Care:
Gently handle your delicate crystal jewellery to avoid scratches or damage. When putting it on or taking it off, be mindful of the fragile nature of the crystals.

Avoid Water Exposure:
Refrain from wearing your crystal jewellery in water, whether it's during a shower, swimming, or while washing your hands. Extended exposure to water can compromise the integrity of the crystals and the metal components.

Skip Bedtime Wear:
Remove your crystal jewellery before bedtime. While you sleep, movements and potential friction can cause unnecessary stress on the delicate pieces, increasing the risk of damage. Place the jewellery on your bedside table if you wish to utilise the crystal's metaphysical powers.

Store Separately:
Store your crystal jewellery separately from other pieces to prevent scratching. Consider using a soft pouch or lined jewellery box to protect it from dust and external elements.

Keep Away from Chemicals:
Avoid exposing your crystal jewellery to harsh chemicals, such as perfumes, lotions, and cleaning products. These substances can tarnish metals and affect the brilliance of the crystals.

Regular Inspections:
Periodically inspect your jewellery for any loose stones, clasps, or signs of wear. Promptly address any issues to prevent further damage.

Gentle Cleaning:
If cleaning becomes necessary, use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the surface of the crystals. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch or damage the delicate stones.

By following these care instructions, you can preserve the beauty and vibrancy of your delicate crystal jewellery.
I mostly create unique, one-of-a-kind, individually crafted items that are not replicated or mass-produced. These pieces are often created with particular attention to detail and may feature distinctive designs, crystals, or unique combinations of materials. Each piece is singular and exclusive, differentiating it from standardised or mass-produced jewellery items commonly found in commercial markets. These pieces give the wearer a truly individual and unique piece of jewellery.

Items that are not unique, but I change the styles frequently, are some earrings and the Zodiac and Chakra ranges.

All unique items are marked in the category "only one made".