How to make a royal impression

From the British Crown Jewels to Cleopatra's love potion, amethyst has a royal lineage

The rich purple color of amethyst has been known for centuries as the color of royalty. Throughout history many people of royal caliber have worn this opulent gemstone. Th e British Crown Jewels consist of amethyst. It is also said to have been the favorite gem-stone of Russian empress, Catherine the Great who sent thousands of miners into the Urals to look for it. In fact, according to legend, Cleopatra had an amethyst ring which was believed to capture the hearts Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony. It worked. Not only did she spellbound them, it didn’t take long for the women of Egypt to seek out amethyst of their own in which to attract or keep love. 

No doubt you have a goddess in your life that has charmed you. Why not celebrate that love? We can save you the trouble and the cost of securing one of history’s most romantic gemstones. The Amethyst Trillion Earrings showcase a full six total carats of the royal gem in a show-stopping trillion cut. These are earrings to give when you want to make a lasting impression.