Details
- Stone: natural amethyst, faceted
- Stone size: 14 × 12 mm
- Metal: 925 sterling silver, stamped 925
- Accents: small crystals along the band
- Size: adjustable
- Comes with a stone certificate
Free shipping from €30 · 14 days to change your mind
A faceted natural amethyst in 925 sterling silver, on an adjustable band.
This amethyst ring centers a natural faceted amethyst, 14 × 12 mm, held in 925 sterling silver with a line of small crystals along the band. The facets pull light in from every angle, so the violet deepens or softens as your hand moves. Each natural stone carries its own nuance, so no two rings look exactly alike.
The band is adjustable and settles on the finger you choose. Wear it as the one bold note of an outfit, or as the color in an otherwise silver look: an amethyst ring for women who like a stone with presence.
Details
Let the amethyst lead: on the index or middle finger, with little else on the hand, it carries a dinner or a celebration on its own. For a softer stack, pair it with a slim moonstone ring or an opal ring on the next finger; their milky glow balances the violet. You'll find more silhouettes in our rings collection.
Amethyst is at ease with cool tones and soft textures: gray knitwear, navy, a crisp white shirt, a black dress for evening. Keep the other rings on the hand fine and simple so the stone remains the focal point, and let a silver bracelet or small hoops echo the metal rather than compete with it.
Put the ring on after perfume and lotion, and take it off to swim, clean, or work out. After wearing, wipe the silver and the stone with a soft dry cloth, then store the ring on its own in a pouch so the facets don't rub against other pieces. Keep the amethyst out of long, direct sun. Our guide on how to clean gold jewelry describes a gentle routine that suits silver too.
The band adjusts with gentle, even pressure: open or close it slowly, and only as much as you need. To know which finger it will suit best, check our ring size chart.
Questions
Materials, sizes, shipping and returns: the answers to what you ask us most.
The journal