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Amethyst and Fantasy Amethyst These two are actually amethyst, but the fantasy amethyst is symbiotic with the white crystal, so the energy of the dream amethyst will have the effect of the white crystal, and the white crystal has the effect of purification and amplification. This part is also for the amethyst and white crystal. The energy of dream amethyst is somewhat different. The energy of amethyst corresponds to the eyebrow chakra in the chakra. The eyebrow chakra is about brain activity and the pineal gland, so amethyst has the effect of developing wisdom, helping thinking, concentrating, concentrating, and activating the brain , For students and office workers who need to use their brains for a long time, amethyst is an indispensable crystal weapon. In addition, amethyst is also a Stone of social interaction. What we are talking about here is not the good popularity brought by phase pink crystal, but the introverted and intelligent attraction from the inside. Wearing it often helps to change your own magnetic field energy. Wit, enhance intuition and subconscious. In addition, some data show that amethyst also represents the guardian Stone of love in Western countries, which can bestow deep love, chastity, honesty and courage between couples and husbands and wives. The following is from WIKI Amethyst, also known as amethyst, is a violet-colored variation of crystal commonly used as a Gemstone. Its name comes from ἀ a- ("not") and μέθυστος methustos ("drunk") in ancient Greek, because it was believed that amethyst could protect its owner from getting drunk, the ancient Greeks wore amethyst and used amethyst to make wine vessels. It is a type of crystal, a semi-precious Gemstone, and the traditional birthstone for February. nature Amethyst is a violet-colored variety of crystal (SiO2), whose purple color is produced by complex lattice displacements caused by radiation or impurities such as iron (sometimes with other transition metal impurities). color The dominant color of amethyst can range from light violet to deep purple. It has the potential to display one or both secondary hues of red and blue. The best amethyst comes from Siberia, Sri Lanka, Brazil and the Far East. Amethyst of desirable quality is called "Deep Siberian" and has a primary hue of 75-80% violet and 15-20% secondary hues of blue and (depending on lighting conditions) red [4]. The green crystal is sometimes erroneously called green amethyst, but its mineralogical name is actually Prasiolite. Amethyst usually has long bands of color that run parallel to the surface of the crystal, varying widely in shades. In the art of Gemstone, there is a process of cutting amethyst in a specific way so that the finished Gemstone has the same overall color. The purple hue in amethyst often appears only as a thin layer on the surface of the Gemstone, or is uneven in color, making it difficult to cut. Studies have shown that the source of the color of amethyst comes from the substitution of ferric ions (Fe3+) by ferric ions (Fe3+) in the presence of trace elements with large ionic radii in the silica structure. And to a certain extent, the color of amethyst can develop naturally, even when the iron content is low. Natural amethyst has the dichroism of purple-red and blue-purple, but it will turn orange-yellow, Brown yellow or dark brown after heating, similar to citrine, but it will lose the dichroism, which is different from natural citrine. When partially heated, amethyst transforms into ametrine. Amethyst will fade if exposed to light for too long, but the color will deepen when irradiated again. history Amethyst debossed caracalla emperor statue from the Roman Empire, once hidden in the Holy Chapel. The traditional five most precious Gemstone. Clockwise from top: sapphires, rubies, emeralds, amethysts and diamonds. Amethyst was used as a Gemstone by the ancient Egyptians and was often used as an intaglio Gemstone in ancient times. The ancient Greeks believed that amethyst could make people not drunk. Medieval European soldiers believed that wearing amethyst amulets in battle could heal wounds and have a calming effect. Grained amethyst has been found in Anglo-Saxon burials in England. Western Catholic bishops usually wear church rings inlaid with amethyst. This allusion comes from the description in Acts 2:15 of the Bible that the apostles were "not drunk" at Pentecost. synthetic amethyst Synthetic amethyst can be obtained by irradiating crystals predoped with ferric ion impurities with gamma rays, X-rays, or electron streams. When heated, the effects of radiation can be partially eliminated, causing amethyst to turn yellow or even green, so much citrine, citrine, and citrine jewelry is simply heated amethyst. Synthetic amethyst can achieve the quality of top natural amethyst. Their physical and chemical properties are so close that they can only be distinguished through more advanced (and expensive) Gemstone identification techniques. Synthetic amethyst can be more easily identified by identifying the Brazilian law twinning phenomenon of the crystal. Amethyst with twinning can also be synthesized, but this kind of amethyst is rare in the market.