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Such an intense purple, this stone SINGS! Obviously the colour is knockout, and we all love a heart, but the setting really lives up to the high standards the amethyst has set. Beautifully intricate it compliments the heart, framing it beautifully, letting the gem take centre stage.
I’ve had quite a few amethyst hearts pass through my hands, and my standards are getting higher and higher! It would take a lot to beat this stone.
Era
Victorian, circa 1880
Material
Amethyst and 9ct yellow gold (XRF tested)
Measurements
16 × 13 × 8mm not including the bale
Weight
2.1 grams
Condition
Very good antique condition, evidence of a minute repair to the mount, only visible under close scrutiny
Such an intense purple, this stone SINGS! Obviously the colour is knockout, and we all love a heart, but the setting really lives up to the high standards the amethyst has set. Beautifully intricate it compliments the heart, framing it beautifully, letting the gem take centre stage.
I’ve had quite a few amethyst hearts pass through my hands, and my standards are getting higher and higher! It would take a lot to beat this stone.
Era
Victorian, circa 1880
Material
Amethyst and 9ct yellow gold (XRF tested)
Measurements
16 × 13 × 8mm not including the bale
Weight
2.1 grams
Condition
Very good antique condition, evidence of a minute repair to the mount, only visible under close scrutiny
Such an intense purple, this stone SINGS! Obviously the colour is knockout, and we all love a heart, but the setting really lives up to the high standards the amethyst has set. Beautifully intricate it compliments the heart, framing it beautifully, letting the gem take centre stage.
I’ve had quite a few amethyst hearts pass through my hands, and my standards are getting higher and higher! It would take a lot to beat this stone.
Era
Victorian, circa 1880
Material
Amethyst and 9ct yellow gold (XRF tested)
Measurements
16 × 13 × 8mm not including the bale
Weight
2.1 grams
Condition
Very good antique condition, evidence of a minute repair to the mount, only visible under close scrutiny