Amethyst Jewellery

Amethyst jewellery has a wide range of spiritual meanings. Like most gemstones, amethyst has protective qualities, but it also represents purity of spirit, peace, and even Jesus's suffering. 

Its name comes from the Ancient Greek amethystos, ‘not drunk’, which comes from an Ancient Greek belief that amethyst can protect someone from getting drunk. Ancient Egyptians also believed that it could provide protection from harm. 

Amethyst is also a birthstone and is closely associated with the month of February and the zodiac sign Pisces. 

Definitely! Amethyst, with a score of 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, is stronger than many other gemstones. It’s tough enough to survive the stress of everyday life but is prone to scratches and can fade if left in the sun. 

To extend the life of your amethyst jewellery, keep it away from harsh chemicals and excess water and remove it before swimming, exercising, or showering. Keep it clean, and store it in its pouch when you’re not wearing it to ensure it lasts as long as possible.

Like other birthstones, amethyst jewellery is expected to take centre stage in 2025 jewellery trends. There’s a wide variety of designs on offer, from modern pieces made with angular lines and cool metals like silver and stainless steel to vintage-inspired jewellery and modern heirlooms. 

Customers are also increasingly reaching for personalised designs, statement pieces, heavy yellow gold jewellery, and bead necklaces and bracelets (like our Amethyst Crystal Beaded Bracelet). Self-expression is more important than ever in the fashion world, and the jewellery market is no different. 

However, customers are also calling for more sustainable and ethical manufacturing practices. Lab-grown diamonds, diamond alternatives like moissanite and cubic zirconia, ethically sourced pearls, eco-friendly packaging, and recycled metals will be especially fashionable in 2025.

Cooler metals like white gold, sterling silver, and stainless steel look best on cooler skin tones, bringing out the blue tones in purple gemstones. They’re also more popular for modern amethyst jewellery designs. 

Warmer metals like rose and yellow gold are better for warm skin tones, as they bring out the reddish elements of amethyst. They’re also perfect for vintage-inspired jewellery. 

Amethyst jewellery is especially ideal for stressful settings like exams or work interviews, as its calming influence helps you navigate difficult situations with a clear head. 

Wearing a piece of amethyst jewellery can help you feel more settled and assured and help you focus on what you do best. It’s also perfect for meditation or for those with anxiety because it has a peaceful aura that many are drawn to. 

Definitely! Amethyst is the birthstone for February and Pisces, so it’s an ideal birthday gift. Birthstones are believed to provide spiritual wisdom and guidance, which can help someone through a complex time in their life. Our Classic Birthstone Necklace is a perfect way to celebrate a February or Pisces birthday. 

Amethyst’s connection with February also makes it perfect for romantic anniversaries. It’s also closely associated with Valentine’s Day, as Saint Valentine allegedly wore an amethyst ring during his life.

Absolutely! At Camile and Stone, we’re proud to offer a wide range of amethyst jewellery, from minimalist earrings and bracelets to statement necklaces and body jewellery. We believe that everyone deserves to feel incredible, so we stock a variety of options perfect for any style, setting or occasion. 

Our amethyst fine jewellery is made with the best natural, AAA-grade amethyst we can find. We believe in using high-quality materials to make affordable, luxurious jewellery for all.

Yes! At Camile and Stone, we’re proud to offer a range of personalised jewellery made with your confidence and comfort in mind. We have initial jewellery, zodiac jewellery, engraved jewellery, and birthstone jewellery. You can ask to add amethysts to any of these designs or add extra engravings, gemstones, symbols, or charms and pendants to amethyst jewellery. 

If nothing in our collections feels right, we also offer a range of bespoke jewellery services. Our bespoke jewellery typically takes longer to produce than our standard designs, but it’s perfect for those moments when only a unique piece of jewellery will do. 

Our bespoke pieces can take between 1 and 7 weeks to produce after a comprehensive design and approval process. We typically allow you to control most of the design process, though we’ll always tell you if part of your vision isn’t possible for any reason. 

If you have any questions about our personalisation process, feel free to contact our friendly customer service team for help or advice! 

Whether you’re searching for something for yourself or someone special, you’re sure to find the perfect piece in our extensive collection of amethyst jewellery. 

All our fine jewellery comes with a 12-month warranty on manufacturing defects for your peace of mind and is designed by women for women with your comfort in mind. 

We only use sustainably sourced metals, gemstones, conflict-free diamonds and freshwater pearls in our fine jewellery. 

Explore our range of amethyst jewellery today!