Amethyst – 20.47 Carats

Not just another pretty crystal Brazilian Amethyst brings clarity, calm and spiritual glow. It helps you vibe higher without feeling overwhelmed. Deep violet tones, rich energy and serious third eye activation This gem keeps you grounded and glowing while whispering trust in yourself every time life gets loud.

• Straight from Brazil this gem is known for being vibrant, clear and highly powerful. It works on all levels whether you are manifesting healing or just staying sane in the group chat Amethyst gets it and holds space for your inner calm while still looking like a total queen.
• It connects with the crown and third eye chakras giving you major intuitive flow It is perfect for those inner resets moments of reflection or soul searching sessions You can meditate journal or just sit with it while sipping tea and leveling up your energy one deep breath at a time.
• More than a calm cutie, jamunia stone is a powerful protector. It clears negativity like sage in stone form shields your aura from drama and helps you stay emotionally unbothered Whether you are in a crowd or on a call Amethyst holds the vibe so you can stay aligned.
  

  Pricing Details of Amethyst Stone

  Amethyst price per carat in India usually starts from INR 380 and can go up to INR 136,500. Being a robust gemstone (Moh’s hardness – 7) and abundantly available in nature, amethyst is used in jewellery on a commercial scale. Its prices are influenced more by the colour and less by other factors. Yet origin, cut, and clarity carry some degree of influence on its prices.

  Factors Affecting Amethyst Stone Price & Quality

  The quality of original amethyst is defined primarily by its colour. Yet, beforehand knowledge of other factors can help our customers select the most competent option and buy the best quality amethyst online as per their preference.

  Origin

  • Brazilian amethyst prices range between INR 300 to INR 400 per carat and are usually higher than other origins because of superior colour quality.
  • On account of better clarity, African amethyst can also command decent money, though that may differ from one stone to another.
  • Zambian amethyst is the other famous amethyst origin because of the decently saturated raspberry purple colour.

  Colour

  The cost of amethyst is decided almost entirely by its colour. Deep purple amethyst with slight red and blue hues draws higher pricing than too-dark or too-light gemstones. colour zoning or inconsistent colour distribution can marginally reduce amethyst cost on a per-carat basis.

  Clarity

  Amethyst is largely free of visible inclusions. However, when present, they may appear like reddish brown needles or L-shaped bands and can reduce the overall worth of amethyst.

  Cut & Shape

  A finely cut gemstone not only illuminates colour and light better but can cleverly conceal the inclusions. Faceted gemstones are more expensive than amethyst cabochons because of the stone wastage incurred in the process. On similar grounds, if overall quality remains the same, round and oval shapes are cheaper than square or other customized shapes.

  Carat weight

  Unlike other precious gemstones, amethyst is abundantly available in nature. For this reason, one may not find an exponential increase in the price of amethyst vis-a-vis the carat weight.

  Treatment

  Due to sufficient availability, jamunia is not that vulnerable to profiteering practices like synthetic processing or treatments. However, it may still be subjected to fracture-filling or colour-enhancing measures. Usually, natural amethyst is more valuable and astrologically compatible than synthetic or treated ones. To ensure value for money, we advise our customers to buy original, certified amethyst online or from reputable dealers.

  Note: Gemstone prices in India are calculated both in Carats and in Ratti. The amethyst price per carat always amounts to the amethyst stone price per ratti. (1 Ratti = 0.9 Carats)

  How to Clean and Care for Original Amethyst Stone?

  Proper care for Amethyst includes gentle cleaning with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals, and storing it separately from other gemstones. Regular inspection and protection from physical impacts, heat, and sunlight will ensure its lasting beauty and energy.

  Using Mild Soap and Water Solution

  1. Prepare the Cleaning Solution: Mix warm water with a small amount of mild soap or dishwashing liquid to create a gentle solution.
  2. Soak the Stone: Submerge the Amethyst gem in the solution for a few minutes to loosen any dirt or grime.
  3. Scrub Gently: Using a soft toothbrush, gently scrub the stone’s surface to remove dirt without damaging the stone.
  4. Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse the Amethyst under clean, lukewarm water to remove all soap residue, ensuring it’s completely clean.
  5. Dry the Stone: Pat the gemstone dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using towels or paper towels, as they may scratch the surface.

  Avoiding Harsh Chemicals

  Amethyst is sensitive to harsh chemicals, so avoid using abrasive cleaners, bleach, or ammonia-based products, as these can damage its surface. Stick to gentle, natural cleaning methods to maintain its colour and shine.

  Proper Storage for Amethyst

  1. Storing Your Amethyst Separately: Always store your Amethyst separately from other gemstones to prevent scratching or damage. A soft cloth pouch or jewellery box with compartments works best.
  2. Avoiding Direct Sunlight and Extreme Heat: Amethyst can fade if exposed to direct sunlight for long periods. Keep it away from direct sunlight and avoid storing it in hot environments.
  3. Keeping Your Amethyst in a Cool and Dry Place: Store Amethyst in a cool, dry location to prevent moisture build-up, which can lead to the development of cracks or other damage.

  Handling Amethyst Gemstone

  1. Avoiding Physical Impacts: While Amethyst is a relatively durable gemstone, it can still be prone to chipping or cracking if subjected to physical impacts. Handle it gently and avoid dropping it.
  2. Regular Inspection for Loose Stones: Periodically inspect your Amethyst jewellery for any loose settings or stones. Ensuring the stone is secure helps prevent it from falling out or getting damaged during wear.