Amethyst Crystal Wrap Bracelet

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How to Wrap :

Step 1: Hold the sterling silver plated button between your thumb and pointer finger. By holding the button towards the inside of your palm it will allow the closure to lay at the bottom of your twist.

Step 2: Start to wrap the bracelet around your wrist by crossing over the top of your hand from your thumb to pinky. Continue wrapping around your wrist five times for a classic five wrap bracelet.

Step 3: At the opposite end of your wrap bracelet you will find three knotted button holes that allow you to choose the length that fits your wrist best. Once you have wrapped your bracelet around your wrist five times, the button hole extension will lie at the bottom of your wrist. Hold the button holes In place while bringing the sterling silver button to meet as shown in the photo. Slide the button through the button hole that is best for you…and VOILA!
Repeat these steps to layer your favorite complimenting wrap bracelets to complete your look!

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Standard Shipping Times:

• US and Canada: 5 – 16 days*
• Australia and New Zealand: 7 – 19 days*
• Europe**: 9 – 17 days*
• Latin America: 10 – 25 days*
• Busy Season: 15 – 30 Days

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For most countries you will not have to pay customs, but it depends where are you located and if you order more than 1 piece.

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Amethyst History

Amethyst (pronounced AM-eh-thihst) is one of the most common–and popular!–gemstone materials. This variety of quartz ranges in color from deep purple to pale lavender depending on the presence of manganese and iron.

The origin of this gemstone, according to the ancient Greeks, was the nymph named Amethystos.

With purple dye being the royal choice in the ancient Mediterranean, the amethyst quickly became associated with wealth and power. It traditionally adorned the robes and crowns of rich and powerful monarchs, being viewed as equal in value to ruby, emerald and sapphire. Amethyst still holds a place in the halls of power, being worn by church officials in the Church of Scotland, the Anglican/Episcopal hierarchies and the Roman Catholic church.

The British Crown Jewels include a number of pieces with amethyst, including the Royal Sceptre with the Cross, the Kent Demi-Parure and numerous brooches worn by Queen Elizabeth II and other female members of the family. Other royal families have amethyst-studded tiaras and parures in their own collections.

Amethyst Geological Properties

Amethyst is a naturally-occurring macrocrystalline (meaning large crystal formations) variety of quartz that usually grows on the inside of agate geodes. Geodes containing amethyst crystals are formed when clay, silt, sand or gravel are deposited and compacted by running water. While the crystals themselves may grow to be several inches, the geodes containing the amethyst crystals often reach several feet in height. Some of the largest amethyst geodes have been found in Brazil. Other locations where amethyst is mined include Sri Lanka, India, Uruguay, Madagascar, Germany, Australia, Mexico, Africa, Russia and the United States.

This majestic gemstone gets its color from the presence of manganese and/or iron. Amethyst can also appear reddish-purple or yellow-purple depending on the combination of minerals present in the clear quartz.

Amethyst Collection