How much do you think this 18K White Gold Amethyst Ring is worth?

Friday, August 14th, 2009 at 1:19 am

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Paul Asked:

How much do you think this 18K White Gold Amethyst CZ Ring is worth?

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j309/a…

On the back of the gem on the ring part there's a cut out heart.

Reply:

priceless...if its from someone you love...

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I have been looking for a ring with amethyst diamond ring and this is the best I saw!?

Thursday, August 6th, 2009 at 1:08 am

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Parry Asked:

http://www.b2cjewels.com/productdetails.… . How does it look? Anything better that anyone has seen?

Reply:

i dont like it, the center stone is very big and the diamonds are too Small.. its doesnt have harmony..
check this

http://www.ice.com/customer/product_deta…

P.S.
real amethyst is purple

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amethyst and diamond rings?

Saturday, August 1st, 2009 at 10:07 am

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Karida Asked:

What are amethyst rings are they real diamonds or what?

Reply:

The origin of amethyst name and even explanation for some of it's healing properties have been founded in the Greek mythology surrounding this semi-precious stone. Amethyst's origin resides with the god Dionysus (Bacchus) and the goddess Diana. Dionysus, the god of wine, celebration, intoxication and joviality, found insult by a mortal who had refused him acknowledgement. Enraged with anger Dionysus vowed to unleash his fury upon all mortals who did not partake in his gifts of wine and drunkenness. He immediately spotted a young maiden named Amethyst who was pure and unfamiliar with being intoxicated. The unsuspecting young virgin, who was on her way to pay homage to the goddess Diana, was detained by the wrathful god. Dionysus summoned two fiercely voracious tigers to devour the youth and sat back with his wine to watch. Amethyst cried out to Diana. When Diana saw what was about to transpire she quickly transformed the young mortal into a glimmering pure white stone (quartz) to protect her from the vicious wrath of Dionysus. Moved with pity Dionysus realized the ruthlessness of his actions and began to weep with sorrow. As the tears dripped into his goblet Dionysus collapsed and the tear-tainted wine ran out onto the stone from the tipped cup. The white stone then absorbed the color from the wine creating the stone now called amethyst.

Amethyst Legends
Because of the legend of the origin of amethyst mentioned above, it was also believed that amethyst jewelry, gems or goblets made people immune to the intoxicating effects of alcohol. It is considered an ideal stone for those struggling or recovering from alcoholism or those who seek to drink without getting intoxicated. The works of amethyst, a gem associated with easing transition, have been cited through legendary conclusion. It has been popularly believed that amethyst also aides the soul that journeys through to another dimension by guiding it through realms where visibility is low. It is also said to aide those souls left behind or those struggling. An Amethyst Sky exists when a deep lilac/muave color fills the sky as the transition from day to night begins. This takes place only on certain nights in the evening after dusk.