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Sterling silver Byzantine bracelet with oval amethyst stones
Sterling silver amethyst bracelet on wrist with oval purple stones
1.80 ct. t.w. Amethyst Byzantine Bracelet in Sterling Silver
Four black Ross-Simons gift boxes in different sizes
Sterling silver Byzantine bracelet with oval amethyst stones
Sterling silver amethyst bracelet on wrist with oval purple stones
1.80 ct. t.w. Amethyst Byzantine Bracelet in Sterling Silver
Four black Ross-Simons gift boxes in different sizes

1.80 ct. t.w. Amethyst Byzantine Bracelet in Sterling Silver

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Iconic Byzantine links are even brighter with colorful gemstone rounds. This bracelet sets 1.80 ct. t.w. regal amethysts within the polished…
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Item 898972

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Amethyst
Mixed Stones
Sky Blue Topaz
Garnet
Details

All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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How to Fasten a Lobster Clasp

How to Fasten a Lobster Clasp
  1. Press the small lever on the lobster clasp to open it.
  2. Slip the open clasp through the ring at the other end of the chain.
  3. Release the lever to close the clasp.

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The deeper story

A Storied Heritage

Amethyst's place in Western jewelry history is one of the most thoroughly documented of any colored gemstone. Ancient Egyptian craftsmen used it for scarabs and amulets. Greek and Roman jewelers prized it for its color and symbolic associations. Medieval ecclesiastical jewelry incorporated it extensively, and Renaissance courts continued that tradition. The record is continuous, which is rarer in gemstone history than the category's general mythology suggests.

Industry Insight

The term stackable describes a design specification, not just an intention: proportions, profile height, and finish all calibrated for multi-piece wear, distinguishing pieces built for combination from standard single-wear jewelry that happens to be worn alongside other pieces.

Visually Speaking

Box chain and Byzantine chain occupy opposite ends of fine chain construction. The box chain's simple square links produce a smooth, geometric strand while the Byzantine's folded and interlocked pairs produce a rounded, textured rope. The choice between them comes down to your desire for simplicity or complexity.

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