If asked, most people would tell you that they know what amethyst is and it correctly describes a purple colored stone that is known to most as the February birthstone. However, Prariolite Green Amethyst is becoming more and more popular. Like the purple amethyst, the green types are also considered a semi-precious stone. Actually, purple amethyst and green amethyst are the same stone. Green amethyst jewelry is used to make all kinds of jewelry, from beads to brooches.

Necklaces made with this semi-precious stone can simply be beads strung with pendants on gold, silver, white gold, sterling silver, or titanium chains. They can be simply the stone left dangling attractively, or they can be set on a variety of filigree backgrounds. Its light sage color pairs well with diamonds, pearls, and even emeralds, and you’ll see necklaces in these combinations as well as chokers.

The stones for these necklaces can be cut into squares, pear shapes, hearts, ovals, or any other shape you desire. Its popularity has resulted in a large selection of green amethyst necklaces for you to choose from.

Green amethyst rings have also proven popular and come in just as many sizes, shapes, and metals as necklaces. You can have simple studs with a small stone, large drop earrings, and everything in between, including tiny heart-shaped ones surrounded by diamonds. The perfect gift for that special woman.

Probably the most popular use of this stone is in rings. These stones are featured in all ring styles, from classic designs to new and innovative jewelry designs. They stand out beautifully in white or yellow gold and a rose gold ring gives this semi-precious gem a special shine. Surprisingly, this stone is becoming more and more popular as the main stone in engagement rings, either surrounded by small diamonds or emeralds.