


One of a kindPrasiolite (Green Amethyst) 75.9g Parcel
- Weight
- 75.9 g
- Cut
- –
- Colour
- Green
- Origin
- Pakistan
- Ships from
- Pakistan
- Treatment
- See listing
Value sits almost entirely in colour. Deep Siberian purple with red flashes leads; pale or zoned material is abundant and inexpensive. Size adds little premium because large clean amethyst is common.



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One of a kindUsually untreated. Heating amethyst produces citrine and prasiolite (green amethyst), and this is disclosed as treated material.
Durable and easy. Warm soapy water. Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade deep purple over years.
The classic stone of calm, sobriety and spiritual clarity. Used at the third eye and crown for meditation and sleep.
Green amethyst, correctly called prasiolite, is amethyst that has been heat treated to a soft leek-green. Natural prasiolite exists but is extremely rare, so nearly all material on the market is treated and should be sold as such.
Deeply coloured amethyst can fade with years of intense sunlight exposure. Ordinary wear and indoor light pose no risk. Store display pieces out of a sunny window.
Enormous deposits in Brazil, Uruguay and Zambia supply the market with high-quality material in large sizes. Scarcity, not beauty, sets gem prices, and amethyst is simply not scarce.