"You would like those, Dorothea," said Celia, rather falteringly, beginning to think with wonder that her sister showed some weakness, and also that emeralds would suit her own complexion even better than purple
amethysts. "You must keep that ring and bracelet--if nothing else.
His eyes deepened into
amethyst, and across them came a mist of tears.
He held out his snuffbox of old gold, with a great
amethyst in the centre of the lid.
With anxiety I watched his eye rove over the gay stores: he fixed on a rich silk of the most brilliant
amethyst dye, and a superb pink satin.
The Talita collection combines pink gold and purple pearls along with gemstones including blue sapphires, London blue topaz, and
amethysts.
Her family decorated her grave in Sunnyside Cemetery, Alloa, with PS100 of
amethysts - Mary's birth stone.
Mauricio Monteiro, a Brazilian designer, has a stand-alone store in Iguatemi, which presented a variety of colorful Brazilian gems set in jewels, such as a necklace containing a selection of large citrines,
amethysts, emeralds and other stones for around 64,000 reais.
Amethysts are still widely used in jewellery today.
"People will spend a half hour, an hour, and sometimes longer out there playing in the water, getting dirty and finding their own
amethysts," says Steve's son Tim Lukinuk, who manages the gift store.
The new colour range has been inspired by the image of opals, rubies and
amethysts and are designed to beautify the eyes, lips and decollete with amazing colour.
The rich color of Guerrero
amethysts brings good prices on the gem rough market.
The new range offers a stunning ensemble of necklaces, earrings and rings combining white, rose, and black gold settings with a magical blend of precious stones such as white diamonds and black diamonds with rubies, orange sapphires, pink sapphires,
amethysts, fire opal cabochon and citrine cabochon.
The locality designation for the wonderful Las Vigas
amethysts was originally given simply as "Mexico," and later "Veracruz," eventually supplemented at last with the regional name "Las Vigas." A glance at file map shows that Las Vigas lies along Route 140, about 30 kilometers northwest of Jalapa, the capital city of Veracruz State.
