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Amethyst comes from the Greek amethystos which means “not drunken.” Its royal color and affordability have made it one of the most popular gems. |
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These rare platinum to charcoal cultured pearls from Mexico's Bay of Cortez have an iridescent purple glow that will remind you of Tahitian cultured pearls. |
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This rare purple-red garnet is mined only in the State of Orissa on the Bay of Bengal in eastern India. The name was derived from its intense purple-red color: it will remind you of the ruddy grape glow of a fine merlot wine. |
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Spice Pearls are freshwater cultured pearls, created when a mollusk covers a foreign object with beautiful layers of nacre, the mother of pearl. Eggplant Spice Pearls have a lovely lavender to purple glow. |
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Purple Sage Chalcedony is a translucent lavender to lilac variety of chalcedony quartz. The only known source of Purple Sage Chalcedony is in the United States, in the high desert of Nevada. |
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