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Amethyst Beadwork Choker Necklace features semi-precious stone beads, golden Miyuki beads, hypoallergic stainless steel clasp.

The necklace measures 35-40cm (circumference) and weighs 3.3g

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Choker Collection.

Beads

Miyuki Glass, Amethyst

Colour

Birthstone

Zodiac Stone

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Clasp Type

Lobster Clasp

Findings

18k Gold PVD Plated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel

Cordage

Clear Nylon Cord

Origin

Handmade in Estonia, 2024

Durability

  • Amethyst Semi-Precious Stone Beads: Amethyst is a relatively durable stone, but it can still be prone to scratching and chipping. Its hardness is moderate, so it should be handled with care to preserve the smooth surface. Avoid contact with hard surfaces to prevent damage.
  • Golden Miyuki Beads: Miyuki beads are resilient to wear but can break or chip if subjected to force. Handle carefully to maintain their appearance.
  • Nylon Cord (Fishing Line 0.2mm): Nylon cord is flexible, strong, and resistant to wear. However, it can become deformed if not stored properly.
  • Stainless Steel Clasp: Stainless steel is durable, hypoallergenic, and resistant to tarnishing, ensuring long-lasting wear with minimal care.

Suitability

This set is suitable for:

  • Casual Wear: The rich purple tones of Amethyst make this choker a striking yet elegant addition to everyday outfits.
  • Daily Wear: The combination of sturdy materials and Amethyst’s durability makes this necklace suitable for regular use, as long as you avoid rough contact.
  • Special Occasions: Amethyst’s deep color and elegance make it a perfect choice for formal events or evening wear, adding a touch of sophistication.

Storage

  • Store the choker in a protective box or hermetic bag to shield it from dust, moisture, and other environmental factors.
  • To preserve the shape of the nylon cord, store the necklace flat or hang it. Avoid crumpling or twisting the cord, as this can cause deformation.

Cleaning

  • Gently wipe the Amethyst beads with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and oils. Avoid water or cleaning chemicals, which may affect the surface of the stone.
  • Clean the golden Miyuki beads and nylon cord with a dry cloth to maintain their finish.
  • Polish the stainless steel clasp with a jewelry cloth to remove any tarnish and keep it shiny.

Nylon Cord Care: Avoiding Deformation

  • Proper Storage: To avoid crumpling or twisting the nylon cord, store the choker flat or hang it to maintain its shape.
  • Restoring Shape: If the cord becomes deformed, gently stretch it back into shape by hand. Avoid heat, as it may damage the nylon fibers.

Birthstone of February

Zodiac Stone of Aquarius, Capricorn, Pisces & Sagittarius

Amethyst – The Stone of Serenity

Amethyst, with its signature violet to purple hue, is a variety of quartz known for its calming and protective energies. Primary sources include Brazil, Uruguay, and Zambia, with its color derived from irradiation, impurities of iron, and subsequent heat treatment.

Etymology

The name “amethyst” comes from the Greek “amethystos,” meaning “not intoxicated,” reflecting its historical use as a talisman against drunkenness. Alternative names include: Bishop’s Stone, Violet Quartz.

Cosmic Junction

Amethyst resonates with Neptune, embodying spirituality, intuition, and tranquility. It’s strongly associated with the crown chakra, facilitating spiritual connection, meditation, and peace of mind. Here’s how amethyst has been perceived across cultures:

Buddhist Tradition: Amethyst beads are used in malas for meditation, believed to promote inner peace and clear the mind of negative thoughts.

Greek Mythology: One of the most famous myths tells of Dionysus, who vowed to unleash his tigers on the next person who crossed his path. That person was the nymph Amethystos, whom the goddess Artemis turned into a clear crystal to protect her. Dionysus, remorseful, poured wine over the crystal, staining it purple.

Medieval Europe: Amethyst was considered a gem of royalty, symbolizing piety and celibacy, often used in the adornments of bishops and cardinals to signify their spiritual connection.

Hindu Mythology: While not directly linked to specific deities, amethyst’s color and calming effect align with practices aimed at spiritual enlightenment and meditation, reflecting the pursuit of higher consciousness.

Amethyst Beadwork Choker Necklace

“In the stillness of rest, the soul gathers strength for its next ascent.”

Amethyst Beadwork Choker Necklace features semi-precious stone beads, golden Miyuki beads, hypoallergic stainless steel clasp.

The necklace measures 35-40cm (circumference) and weighs 3.3g

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Choker Collection.

Beads

Miyuki Glass, Amethyst

Colour

Birthstone

Zodiac Stone

, , ,

Clasp Type

Lobster Clasp

Findings

18k Gold PVD Plated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel

Cordage

Clear Nylon Cord

Origin

Handmade in Estonia, 2024

Durability

  • Amethyst Semi-Precious Stone Beads: Amethyst is a relatively durable stone, but it can still be prone to scratching and chipping. Its hardness is moderate, so it should be handled with care to preserve the smooth surface. Avoid contact with hard surfaces to prevent damage.
  • Golden Miyuki Beads: Miyuki beads are resilient to wear but can break or chip if subjected to force. Handle carefully to maintain their appearance.
  • Nylon Cord (Fishing Line 0.2mm): Nylon cord is flexible, strong, and resistant to wear. However, it can become deformed if not stored properly.
  • Stainless Steel Clasp: Stainless steel is durable, hypoallergenic, and resistant to tarnishing, ensuring long-lasting wear with minimal care.

Suitability

This set is suitable for:

  • Casual Wear: The rich purple tones of Amethyst make this choker a striking yet elegant addition to everyday outfits.
  • Daily Wear: The combination of sturdy materials and Amethyst’s durability makes this necklace suitable for regular use, as long as you avoid rough contact.
  • Special Occasions: Amethyst’s deep color and elegance make it a perfect choice for formal events or evening wear, adding a touch of sophistication.

Storage

  • Store the choker in a protective box or hermetic bag to shield it from dust, moisture, and other environmental factors.
  • To preserve the shape of the nylon cord, store the necklace flat or hang it. Avoid crumpling or twisting the cord, as this can cause deformation.

Cleaning

  • Gently wipe the Amethyst beads with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and oils. Avoid water or cleaning chemicals, which may affect the surface of the stone.
  • Clean the golden Miyuki beads and nylon cord with a dry cloth to maintain their finish.
  • Polish the stainless steel clasp with a jewelry cloth to remove any tarnish and keep it shiny.

Nylon Cord Care: Avoiding Deformation

  • Proper Storage: To avoid crumpling or twisting the nylon cord, store the choker flat or hang it to maintain its shape.
  • Restoring Shape: If the cord becomes deformed, gently stretch it back into shape by hand. Avoid heat, as it may damage the nylon fibers.

Birthstone of February

Zodiac Stone of Aquarius, Capricorn, Pisces & Sagittarius

Amethyst – The Stone of Serenity

Amethyst, with its signature violet to purple hue, is a variety of quartz known for its calming and protective energies. Primary sources include Brazil, Uruguay, and Zambia, with its color derived from irradiation, impurities of iron, and subsequent heat treatment.

Etymology

The name “amethyst” comes from the Greek “amethystos,” meaning “not intoxicated,” reflecting its historical use as a talisman against drunkenness. Alternative names include: Bishop’s Stone, Violet Quartz.

Cosmic Junction

Amethyst resonates with Neptune, embodying spirituality, intuition, and tranquility. It’s strongly associated with the crown chakra, facilitating spiritual connection, meditation, and peace of mind. Here’s how amethyst has been perceived across cultures:

Buddhist Tradition: Amethyst beads are used in malas for meditation, believed to promote inner peace and clear the mind of negative thoughts.

Greek Mythology: One of the most famous myths tells of Dionysus, who vowed to unleash his tigers on the next person who crossed his path. That person was the nymph Amethystos, whom the goddess Artemis turned into a clear crystal to protect her. Dionysus, remorseful, poured wine over the crystal, staining it purple.

Medieval Europe: Amethyst was considered a gem of royalty, symbolizing piety and celibacy, often used in the adornments of bishops and cardinals to signify their spiritual connection.

Hindu Mythology: While not directly linked to specific deities, amethyst’s color and calming effect align with practices aimed at spiritual enlightenment and meditation, reflecting the pursuit of higher consciousness.