Amethyst 4 Strand Bracelet in Gold

Opposites attract. Rugged and delicate, waxed linen, gold dipped beads and genuine Amethyst gemstones combine for a dynamic look in this bracelet. These 3mm faceted gemstones nestled in macrame linen offer an unexpected yet exciting contrast with strands of walnut colored linen cord. Button closure. Bracelet length is 7 1/4" (standard). This is your one and done bracelet. Wear alone or style with your other favorite bracelets or bangles.

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Amethyst

-The Intuitive Eye-

•Trust • Intuition • Spirituality •

 ✨ Amethyst healing properties are as plentiful as the stone itself. It is thought of mostly as a protective stone. As it is linked to the crown chakra, it is helpful in purifying the mind and clearing it of negative thoughts. This includes the negativity of stress and anxiety, which is why many meditate with amethyst so as to rid themselves of that darkness. Amethyst healing properties are especially useful in regards to work-related stress, because the stone is also associated with abundance; therefore relieving stress while emanating prosperity. The amethyst properties which facilitate intuition and communication can also be applied to increased work effectiveness.

✨Amethyst is the birthstone for February, and known as the Zodiac stone for pisces. It is also linked to the element of Wind. This element is believed to activate the mind, and assist in clairvoyance and intuition. It is the ideal stone for meditation that seeks to discover the reason for certain behaviors or actions, both on the part of oneself, or another.

✨Despite its prevalence, amethyst has been one of the world’s most revered stones for many centuries. Found in as many places as Brazil, Bolivia, Mexico, Africa, Canada, Russia, USA and Europe, this stone has a rich history of astonishing civilizations with its stunning, saturated beauty.

✨Amethyst crystal is one of several varieties of quartz, which gives it a crystal trigonal system. With a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, it is a durable stone. Its lavender to violet shade is the result of iron and aluminum deposits, as well as natural irradiation. Amethyst stone is made up of silicon dioxide.