| Color | light-blue |
|---|---|
| Cut | drop |
| Weight, ct | 5,95 |
| Size, mm | 20,36*9,16 |
Aquamarine drop, 5,95ct
Amethyst was as valuable as ruby and emerald until the 19th century, when large deposits were discovered in Brazil. It was believed to prevent intoxication — the word “amethystos” in ancient Greek means “not drunk.” Today, amethyst, as the most prized variety of quartz, is in demand both in designer pieces and in mass-market jewelry, and its purple and pastel shades continue to enjoy broad consumer appeal.
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