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Bezel Purple Amethyst Earring 11.53 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight, Silver
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Stone type: | Amethyst | Amethyst |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR6509 | PR6509 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.11 Width: 12.1 Height: 7.62 | Length: 12.07 Width: 12.03 Height: 8 |
Weight: | 5.48 Ct. | 6.05 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Fantasy Cut (3D) | Fantasy Cut (3D) |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 | $30 |
This pair of earrings from The Natural Gemstone Company showcases a matched set of transparent purple amethysts with a total weight of 11.53 carats, each stone measuring 12.07 x 12.03 x 8.00 mm. The gems are fashioned in a round outline with a fantasy cut rendered in a three dimensional pavilion design that produces a central star pattern and broad, sweeping crown facets. The fantasy three dimensional faceting departs from classical brilliant angles, trading strict pavilion symmetry for sculpted facet terraces that create dynamic light return and pronounced internal reflections. Clarity is graded eye clean at typical viewing distance, indicating the absence of inclusions that would interrupt light paths to the naked eye, and the medium color saturation yields an even purple tone that reads lively under both natural and artificial light. Excellent polish is evident at facet junctions, producing crisp reflections and maintaining luster, while Brazilian origin denotes material with consistent crystalline structure and relatively few stress fractures compared with lower quality sources. The pair is fully set in silver, using a continuous bezel style rim that secures the girdle and presents the fantasy cut face with minimal metal intrusion.
From a practical standpoint the durability profile of these amethysts supports regular wear with reasonable care, and the design choices mitigate common wear risks. Amethyst is quartz, and sits at approximately seven on the Mohs hardness scale, which confers good resistance to everyday abrasion from organic materials, skin oils, and dust. It will, however, be susceptible to scratching from materials rated harder than seven, such as topaz and corundum, and it is more vulnerable to sharp impact at facet edges than sapphire or diamond. The silver setting, which typically has a much lower hardness and is prone to surface scratching and deformation, functions here as a protective bezel that shields the stone girdle and lower crown from direct knocks, while lever back fittings provide secure suspension. For optimal performance avoid hard knocks, abrasive surfaces, and prolonged exposure to intense sunlight which can slowly affect color saturation, clean with mild soap and a soft brush, and have the silver periodically inspected and polished. These combined material properties and craftsmanship choices deliver attractive daily wearability, with the understanding that amethyst requires more careful handling than harder gemstones.











































