Lavender Amethyst Rose Gold Pendant Necklace by Stanton Color

From jewelry designer Stanton Color, this lavender amethyst pendant features a beautiful 2.10ctw, 13x7mm pear-shaped lavender amethyst set in a 14k rose gold bezel setting, on an 18" long chain. 

Details

• 14k rose gold bezel setting 
• 2.10ct, 13x7mm pear-shaped lavender amethyst gemstone
• 18" length 14k rose gold chain

Style #36704-NLA

Amethyst Amethyst is purple quartz. It is a beautiful blend of violet and red that can be found in every corner of the world. The name comes from the Ancient Greek, derived from the word methustos, which means “intoxicated.” Ancient wearers believed the gemstone could protect them from drunkenness. Amethyst, as previously mentioned, is composed of quartz, which is the second most abundant material found in Earth’s crust. Amethyst gets its color from irradiation, iron impurities, and the presence of trace elements. While amethyst is most commonly recognized to be a purple color, the gemstone can range from a light pinkish violet to a deep purple that can read more blue or red, depending on the light. Sometimes the same stone can have layers or color variants, so the way the gemstone is cut is important to the way the color shows in a finished piece. The amethyst is not only the February birthstone, it is also used to celebrate the sixth and 17th years of marriage.

Product Care -Avoid leaving stones in direct sunlight as they may fade over time
-Clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth

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