Lavender Light in Amethyst
Pale lavender and deeper purple bring a gentle play of colour to amethyst. Whitish patches and clear-looking areas interrupt the purple, while bright surface highlights catch on glossy faces, lending the angular forms a lively sparkle.
Flat faces meet uneven ridges and fine visible lines, giving the amethyst a lovely contrast of textures. The mix of elongated, tapering points and shorter, broader outlines suggests a miniature skyline in lavender dusk, with each angle catching its own glimmer.
Amethyst takes its name from the Greek amethystos, reflecting an old belief about sobriety.
