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Sterling silver pendant necklace with purple amethyst oval stone and blue accents
Sterling silver necklace with small square purple amethyst pendant on thin chain
Sterling silver amethyst and tanzanite pendant necklace with faceted purple stone
Sterling silver pendant necklace with purple amethyst oval stone and blue accents
Sterling silver necklace with small square purple amethyst pendant on thin chain
Sterling silver amethyst and tanzanite pendant necklace with faceted purple stone

5.25 Carat Amethyst and .20 ct. t.w. Tanzanite Pendant Necklace in Sterling Silver

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$115
Revamp your style with the color of royalty. This pendant necklace tops a 5.25 carat cushion-cut amethyst with a cluster of .20 ct. t.w. tan…
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Item 894289

3 Gemstone Choices
Emerald
Amethyst with Tanzinate
Light Amethyst with Rhodolite
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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Style Notes

Continuous daily wear makes real demands: settings under repeated stress, forms encountering friction, surfaces in constant contact. The 925 alloy's copper-raised hardness and tensile strength are what allow sterling silver to meet those demands across rings, bracelets, chains, and earrings.

Industry Insight

The bail is the mechanical and visual link between a pendant and its chain, the component through which the cord or chain passes to suspend the ornament. Its position makes it one of the most functionally important elements in pendant jewelry: chain compatibility, pendant orientation, and structural security all depend on the bail's design, dimensions, and attachment quality.

Stone Story

Amethyst is quartz, and its purple is geology made visible. Iron impurities within the crystal structure, activated by natural irradiation during formation, produce violet hues that range from pale lavender to the deep purple the stone has been valued for across centuries of use.

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