Amethyst bracelet - high quality - 153.30- 30.66 g






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A Brazilian amethyst bracelet weighing 30.66 g, made with polished spherical beads measuring 10 mm in diameter.
Description from the seller
Natural Brazilian Amethyst Bracelet – 10 mm Beads – Elegance and Violet Beauty
A piece of jewelry of extraordinary beauty, originating from Brazil—one of the world’s most significant sources for amethyst extraction.
We present this elegant Brazilian amethyst bracelet, crafted with spherical beads 10 mm in diameter, which stand out for their beautiful violet and purple hues.
Amethyst is one of the most highly prized varieties of quartz, admired for thousands of years for its color, transparency, and fascinating history.
Origin: Brazil, Land of Magnificent Amethysts
Brazil is home to some of the most important amethyst deposits on the planet. Of particular note is the state of Rio Grande do Sul, which houses the renowned mining region of Ametista do Sul—internationally recognized for its extraordinary violet quartz geodes.
In this region, amethyst crystals form within cavities in ancient volcanic rocks, the result of geological processes that have unfolded over millions of years.
Some Brazilian geodes reach impressive dimensions, containing thousands of violet crystals that line their interior walls—true natural wonders.
History and Curiosities
The word "amethyst" comes from the Greek *amethystos*, meaning "not intoxicated." In ancient Greece, it was believed that this stone offered protection against the effects of wine and promoted clarity of thought.
For centuries, amethyst was considered a highly prestigious gemstone, used in jewelry for the nobility, religious ornaments, and ceremonial pieces.
Traditionally, it has also been associated with serenity, wisdom, and inner balance—symbolic meanings that have been passed down through various cultures.
Bracelet Specifications
* Mineral: Amethyst, a violet variety of quartz.
* Origin: Brazil.
* Bead diameter: 10 mm. * Shape: Polished spherical beads.
* Color: Shades of violet and purple.
* Hardness: 7 on the Mohs scale.
* Chemical composition: Silicon dioxide (SiO₂).
* Style: Elegant, natural, and timeless.
A piece of jewelry that reflects the beauty of nature.
This Brazilian amethyst bracelet combines the geological richness of Brazil with the elegance of one of the most admired minerals in history.
Its 10 mm beads offer presence and distinction, while its violet hues make the piece a sophisticated and versatile accessory.
An ideal piece for collectors, mineral enthusiasts, and those seeking something special—a piece with history, personality, and natural beauty.
A small sample of Brazil’s extraordinary mineral wealth, transformed into an elegant bracelet.
Seller's Story
Natural Brazilian Amethyst Bracelet – 10 mm Beads – Elegance and Violet Beauty
A piece of jewelry of extraordinary beauty, originating from Brazil—one of the world’s most significant sources for amethyst extraction.
We present this elegant Brazilian amethyst bracelet, crafted with spherical beads 10 mm in diameter, which stand out for their beautiful violet and purple hues.
Amethyst is one of the most highly prized varieties of quartz, admired for thousands of years for its color, transparency, and fascinating history.
Origin: Brazil, Land of Magnificent Amethysts
Brazil is home to some of the most important amethyst deposits on the planet. Of particular note is the state of Rio Grande do Sul, which houses the renowned mining region of Ametista do Sul—internationally recognized for its extraordinary violet quartz geodes.
In this region, amethyst crystals form within cavities in ancient volcanic rocks, the result of geological processes that have unfolded over millions of years.
Some Brazilian geodes reach impressive dimensions, containing thousands of violet crystals that line their interior walls—true natural wonders.
History and Curiosities
The word "amethyst" comes from the Greek *amethystos*, meaning "not intoxicated." In ancient Greece, it was believed that this stone offered protection against the effects of wine and promoted clarity of thought.
For centuries, amethyst was considered a highly prestigious gemstone, used in jewelry for the nobility, religious ornaments, and ceremonial pieces.
Traditionally, it has also been associated with serenity, wisdom, and inner balance—symbolic meanings that have been passed down through various cultures.
Bracelet Specifications
* Mineral: Amethyst, a violet variety of quartz.
* Origin: Brazil.
* Bead diameter: 10 mm. * Shape: Polished spherical beads.
* Color: Shades of violet and purple.
* Hardness: 7 on the Mohs scale.
* Chemical composition: Silicon dioxide (SiO₂).
* Style: Elegant, natural, and timeless.
A piece of jewelry that reflects the beauty of nature.
This Brazilian amethyst bracelet combines the geological richness of Brazil with the elegance of one of the most admired minerals in history.
Its 10 mm beads offer presence and distinction, while its violet hues make the piece a sophisticated and versatile accessory.
An ideal piece for collectors, mineral enthusiasts, and those seeking something special—a piece with history, personality, and natural beauty.
A small sample of Brazil’s extraordinary mineral wealth, transformed into an elegant bracelet.
