Amethyst green - prasiolite ring silver Ag 925 MIX125

Unique ring with cut green amethyst - prasiolite. Let yourself be enchanted by the delicate and, above all, unusual green color of amethyst. Unique jewelry thanks to the unusual color of amethyst. Green amethyst is not found in nature as such, similar to most citrines on the market, it is created by treating amethyst crystals. This stone was first introduced to the market in America around 1950, when it was named prasiolite, which is a combination of the Greek words for chive green and stone. Green amethysts mostly come from Brazil , from well-known amethyst localities such as Minas Gerais and Rio Grande do Sul. Stone size approx. 0.8 cm. Ag 925. You are purchasing the jewelry pictured.

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For centuries, amethyst has been generally considered an exceptionally powerful stone with protective powers . Since the time of the ancient Romans, it has been said to have strong supportive and cleansing powers, warding off insomnia and nightmares. To this day, amethyst is considered in literature to be a stone of peace that drives away stress and negative emotions, calms fears, anger, worries and resentment, increases hope, drives away guilt, and sharpens the mind. In folk tradition, amethyst is a stone of true, pure love that strengthens loyalty . It helps concentration, accepts new ideas, adds determination, develops intuition, and supports the transformation of intentions into reality. The ancient Romans used it when drinking wine heavily, because they believed that amethyst would help them eliminate drunkenness and hangovers. Since then, amethyst has been said to help with problems with alcoholism and other addictions.

Detailed description of the amethyst stone

The description of the alleged properties of the stone, which do not relate to its chemical and physical properties, is based on generally disseminated and generally available information about the traditional folk use of the stone, which is not scientifically verified, and therefore does not constitute a proposal to conclude a purchase contract pursuant to Act 89/2012 Coll.

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