Description

Amethyst is the purple variety of the quartz mineral species. It’s the gem that’s most commonly associated with the color purple, even though there are other purple gems such as sapphire and tanzanite. Its purple color can be cool and bluish, or a reddish purple that’s sometimes referred to as “raspberry.”

Amethyst’s purple color can range from a light lilac to a deep, intense royal purple, and from brownish to vivid. Amethyst also commonly shows what is called color zoning, which in the case of amethyst usually consists of angular zones of darker to lighter color.
As long as you buy real Amethyst, not just purple-colored glass, the metaphysical properties are the same. And a laboratory crystal sidesteps the problems with worker safety that many mined gemstones face.
It might not be as expensive as many of the world’s most precious gemstones. But Amethyst gems still make for captivating jewelry and decorations.

Amethyst Quartz:

this variant is a mix with Milky Quartz, having both of these crystals’ colors (purple and white).

Using Amethyst:

Many stones can enhance psychic powers (such as Tigers Eye), and many more are used to improve emotional intelligence. But the number of stones you can use to have specific positive effects on the intellect is much rarer.

Benefits Of Using Amethyst:

It is worth remembering that Amethyst gained its name from the Ancient Greek word meaning “not intoxicated.”