Round Faceted Sterling Silver Amethyst Studs

Amethyst is a natural crystal, though durable if exposed to sudden changes of temperature or knocked it can be brittle.
Stones may fade in prolonged strong sunlight.
The safest recommendation therefore is to avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaning and simply use hand warm water and a bit of soap. Wash gently with a soft cloth or toothbrush and pat dry after. 

: The birthstone for February.
: Amethyst was once as precious and expensive as Emerald. Now it is regarded as the most expensive and desired variety of quartz.
: Found in many locations including, Brazil, Zambia, Austria, USA and Morocco.
: A durable gemstone it has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale.
: It is said Amethysts bright colour came from the Greek God of wine Dionysus pouring out his wine over a clear crystal in mourning. The name from the greek word 'not intoxicated' many believed Amethyst could prevent drunkeness.
: The literal sense of preventing intoxication and the metaphorical sense to develop an ability to think clearly, it is a good gemstone for promoting clarity.