Amethysts Collection

Snuff Box, England, 1800 / 1900. Creator: Unknown
Snuff Box, England, 1800/1900

Brooch, c. 1936. Creator: William P. Shearwood
Brooch, c. 1936

Cover of the book La muntanya d amethystes (The amethysts mountain) by Jaume Bofill i Mates, published in Barcelona in 1908

Gold-plated silver cross decorated with rubies, amethysts, and precious stones, 14th century

Amethyst gemstones. Amethyst is a purple variety of the mineral quartz (silicon dioxide)

Dinner Dress 1911
Empire line revival gown: square corsage & an asymmetrical tunic / over- skirt with a deep side split & train trimmed with ropes of amethysts

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Discover the allure of amethysts, the magnificent purple gemstones adorning treasured antiques and royal collections throughout history. From a snuff box in England, circa 1800-1900, to a brooch created by William P. Shearwood in 1936, these precious gems have graced various forms of jewelry. Delve into the past with historic pair of ear pendants from 1760, featuring amethyst, diamonds, silver, and gold. Witness their captivating presence in engravings, such as "The Sale at Stowe" and "The Royal Wedding at Darmstadt." they have also been found in literary works, like the cover of Jaume Bofill i Mates' "La muntanya d'amethystes" (The amethysts mountain). Even religious artifacts, like this gold-plated silver cross adorned with rubies, showcase the revered status of amethysts. Appreciate the natural beauty of amethyst crystals and gemstones, while marveling at their timeless allure in fashion, from a 1911 dinner dress to modern-day jewelry designs.