Amethyst’s Purple River
Deep purple gives way to pale lavender around this amethyst bracelet, with whitish patches and streaks breaking up the colour. The irregular rounded beads have their own contours, some opening into broad, flatter faces rather than a uniform curve. Bright white reflections catch the glossy surfaces.
Amethyst takes its name from the Greek amethystos, reflecting an old belief about sobriety. Its shifting colours invite another little story: an imagined terraced river winding between purple banks and pale lavender shallows. The rounded shapes become gentle bends along its course.
