Tutankhamun, St. Valentine, and a long line of Catholic Bishops loved Amethysts, probably due to Amethyst’s purple color (the color of royalty), which owes its color to heating processes and iron impurities from 130 million years ago.

Known as the Gem of Fire and Purple Quartz, Amethyst was also once as pricey as diamonds. Ancient Egyptians, Hindus, Christians, and many other cultures used Amethyst amulets for protection. 

I love how the artist uses a lovely white bronze flower bud as the striking feature of this ring. When you add the beautiful amethyst that seems to”peek” out at you, it makes you smile every time you see it.

Details:
- Size  USA 7

-Made of bronze metal

-Set with 4mmx6mm amethyst stone