If you want to give a special and unique Valentine's Day gift, consider making a custom jewelry piece featuring February birth amethyst moissanite rings for women. This gorgeous gemstone is believed to help protect the wearer from negative energies while helping to balance their mental and emotional state. Amethyst has long been associated with wealth, spirit, and love, making it ideal for romantic occasions such as Valentine's Day.
February Birthstone history
The origin of amethyst moissanite rings for women.
The stone has a long and varied history dating back to many civilizations in ancient times. It is believed that as early as the 7th century BC, the ancient Greeks and Egyptians, as well as the Romans, Chinese, Aztecs, and Incas, used amethyst. Amethyst is often used to make bowls, vases, boxes, and decorative bottles.
The legend of amethyst and the origin of Ancient Greece
The name "amethyst" is derived from the Latin amethystors and the Greek amedustos, meaning not to get drunk. The February gem is also associated with Dionysus, the god of wine. The ancient Greeks believed the stone would keep them from getting drunk, and they often drank from tall glasses decorated with amethyst.
The myth tells that Dionysus was attracted to a beautiful woman called Amethyst. Dionysus wants her to join his orgy, but she refuses because she wants to remain chaste. Dionysus was angry and decided to kidnap the girl. When he took her away, she called out to the gods for help, and they turned her into a transparent quartz statue. Dionysus felt sorry for her and wept tears of wine when her feet turned into amethyst.
Purple is the symbol of royalty.
Purple has been associated with royalty and the wealthy since ancient times. Amethyst moissanite rings for women have long been a favorite of monarchs and the rich. Therefore, wearing amethyst and jewelry became a symbol of wealth and power.
The Romans highly valued amethyst and limited its use to the royal family and nobility. The February Birthstone is praised and worn by emperors, Kings, and queens, who give amethyst rings and other amethyst jewelry to their closest friends and family.
Purple crystal in Chinese culture
The Chinese also greatly appreciated amethyst moissanite rings for women and used them for carving, painting, and jewelry. They believed amethyst would protect them from evil and bring good luck.
Purple crystal in Aztec and Inca cultures
The Incas believed amethyst moissanite rings for women were a gift from their God Inti. They worship it and say that the amethyst stone will bless the wearer's health, wisdom, and prosperity. The February gem was also sacred to the Aztecs, who believed it could purify the soul, turn scary dreams into good ones, and protect the wearer from harm.
Where is the birthstone of February?
Amethyst is found in many countries around the world, but the richest deposits are found in Brazil, Uruguay, Madagascar, Zambia, and the United States.
The best way to find amethyst is to look for clusters and geodesics filled with sparkling purple crystals. Look for shiny dark purple stones. They should also be free of inclusions and cracks.
You can also find February birthstones at many online retail outlets and Bling Advisor. It's available in a variety of shapes and sizes so you can find the perfect purple crystal for you, or as a gift for your special someone.
Color and appearance: Amethyst moissanite rings for women in purple
Amethyst is a type of quartz that varies in color from light pink to deep purple, including a range of lighter and darker reds, purples, and even whites.
Amethyst is known for its beautiful color. There are different kinds of amethyst gemstones and colors, including:
Amethyst has a bright violet color with more red undertones.
Lavender amethyst gemstones range from light purple to deep purple with more blue undertones.
Russian amethyst is a deep purple with red and blue tones. Blue is usually more dominant in these stones.
Rose amethyst, also known as "French rose", is a pink color with purple and pink undertones.
Green amethyst is a light green to dark green stone with traces of purple and white.
A colorless amethyst gemstone is a colorless quartz gemstone with fine white inclusions and no visible color. It is often referred to as "white Mexican amethyst"
Smoked amethyst stones are yellow to brown with a purple undertone.
Lilac amethyst gemstones are lilac.
Amethysts are beautiful gemstones that can offer the wearer a wide range of options: rings, earrings, pendants, and bracelets. Different amethyst moissanite rings for women's hues and forms allow you to find the perfect jewelry for your loved one.