Amethyst, Moonstone, Herkimer Diamond Knotted Y Necklace With Sterling Silver Spring Clasp

Amethyst, Moonstone, Herkimer Diamond Knotted Y Necklace With Sterling Silver Spring ClaspAmethyst, Moonstone, Herkimer Diamond Knotted Y Necklace With Sterling Silver Spring Clasp Can also be worn clasp through the Herkimer Diamond links, for a different look, and to extend length Size Approx. As shown, 15 1 2", 2" dangle ; 17" at longest, when clasped through the Herkimer Diamond link. Bead Size: Amethyst rondelles 3. 5mm; Herkimer Diamonds, 8 9mm at widest; Faceted Moonstones, 4mm Hand knotted onto white silk cord, with Sterling Silver

• Amethyst, Moonstone, Herkimer Diamond Knotted Y Necklace With Sterling Silver Spring Clasp
• Can also be worn clasp through the Herkimer Diamond links, for a different look, and to extend length
• Size Approx. As shown, 15 1/2", 2" dangle ; 17" at longest, when clasped through the Herkimer Diamond link.
• Bead Size: Amethyst rondelles 3.5mm; Herkimer Diamonds, 8-9mm at widest; Faceted Moonstones, 4mm
• Hand-knotted onto white silk cord, with Sterling Silver wire-wraps
• Handcrafted at Beads of Paradise NYC
• Amethyst is the traditional birthstone for February. Manganese content in clear quartz gives Amethyst its wide range of colors from pink to lavender to intense violet. Historically the Greek word "amethystos" may be translated as "not drunken". a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner from intoxication: ancient Greeks and Romans wore Amethyst and even made drinking vessels of it in the belief that it would prevent drunkenness. Over centuries, amethyst has thus been popularly associated in helping overcome addiction, and improving self-control.  Amethyst is also widely thought in stone lore to help overcome grief and loss. Although it is found all over the world, most fine Amethyst is mined in Brazil.