Uncover the Mystery of Amethyst | Learn All About Amethyst from Our Graduate Gemologist

[@debraphillips8921]

Truly appreciate the opportunity to learn more than yesterday. I have just recently discovered your company. I have been dealing with Native American Indian people and their variety of artists. What fun and start all over again at 64. Never ending cycle is the journey.... plus I am Native American Indian myself

[@marietepper724]

💙💚🖤 Loved learning all about these stones!

[@bonniereadinger1318]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@beckyj5875]

One of my favorite gemstones.

[@lawrenberghanson4401]

😍I enjoyed this thoroughly, the history, the Gemologist education, everything! Keep it coming!!!😍

[@4everscorpiolove]

I love Amethyst!

[@secondaccount1688]

Isn’t the exterior of these cathedral geodes stabilized with concrete, so that exterior stone is not actually the bare host rock?

[@lostmeselfinmymind]

This was great till you pulled out the resin to make the earring... As someone who actually wears jewelry daily I can say that resin to secure a gemstone is always a huge mistake. I cannot tell you how many stones I have lost as well as family members because of resin failing and at the worst moments. Please don't recommend people use resin on any jewelry that they intend to wear... It would be just a few more steps to put a bead onto solid copper, silver or brass wire and make a nice loop which wouldn't drop a bead off it. Resin is cheap and lazy, sure it looks great- but if it gets knocked arounded, washed or exposed to sunlight then it's useless and the stone maybe lost forever. Not worth the risk. Why make a chemical company rich any ways? Wouldn't it be better to invest in a piece that a human being wove together with intention... So much more sacred and powerful for a healing stone when it's held firmly with loving intention instead of hastily applied with a chemical resin. Please do better for the Earth.

[@otterwench]

eye loupe, not loop.