Product Title: Lavender Amethyst Faceted Round Beads Strands – 128 Facets – 6mm to 12mm Mixed Sizes – 38cm/strand – Natural Purple Quartz Gemstone Beads for Jewelry Making
Product Description:
Add soft, ethereal elegance to your jewelry designs with our Lavender Amethyst Faceted Round Beads Strands. Lavender amethyst is a delicate, light-toned variety of amethyst – the purple gemstone variety of quartz – prized for its gentle, calming pale purple to soft lilac hues, often with subtle pink or mauve undertones. Unlike deeper, more intense "Siberian" or "Uruguayan" amethyst, lavender amethyst offers a dreamy, romantic, understated beauty that complements both casual and formal designs. These beads feature a stunning 128-facet precision cut – far more facets than standard beads – creating exceptional light refraction, brilliant sparkle, and beautiful rainbow flashes from every angle. The beads range from approximately 6mm to 12mm in mixed sizes, offering a dynamic, graduated look perfect for statement pieces. Each strand measures approximately 38cm (15 inches) in length, strung and knotted for safe shipping. These strands are a favorite among professional jewelry designers, crystal healers, and anyone seeking a soothing, spiritually uplifting gemstone.
Why Jewelry Makers Choose These Lavender Amethyst Bead Strands:
128 Facet Precision Cut: Each bead features 128 individual facets – far superior to standard 16 or 32 facet beads – delivering exceptional light refraction, brilliant sparkle, and rainbow flashes.
Natural Lavender Amethyst: Genuine purple quartz – no dyes, no synthetics. Soft, delicate pale purple to lilac with subtle pink or mauve undertones.
Dreamy, Romantic Palette: Soft lavender, pale lilac, powder purple, mauve, and blush undertones – calming, versatile, and universally flattering.
Mixed Sizes (6-12mm): Beads ranging from 6mm accent beads to 12mm focal beads – perfect for graduated, layered, or statement designs.
Consistent Quality: Well-rounded, uniformly drilled beads with smooth 0.8–1mm holes for easy stringing on wire, elastic cord, silk thread, or memory wire.
Ready-to-Use Strand: Approximately 38cm (15 inches) per strand – simply cut, arrange, and create.
Versatile Applications: Perfect for crown and third-eye chakra jewelry, spiritual designs, bridal collections, meditation malas, women's bracelets, stacking bracelets, and elegant handmade gifts.
Metaphysical & Spiritual Appeal (Optional – include if relevant to your audience):
Amethyst is one of the most powerful and widely used crystals in spiritual practices. Lavender amethyst, with its gentle energy, is known as the "Stone of Sobriety and Spiritual Awareness." It is believed to:
Calm the mind, reduce stress, and promote peaceful sleep
Enhance intuition, spiritual awareness, and psychic abilities
Support the crown and third-eye chakras
Purify the aura, transmute negative energy, and protect against psychic attack
Encourage clarity, emotional balance, and meditation
Lavender amethyst's softer energy is particularly suited for gentle spiritual work, bedroom environments, and those sensitive to stronger crystal energies.
Specifications:
Material: Natural Lavender Amethyst (purple quartz variety)
Shape: Faceted Round – 128 Facets per bead (high precision cut)
Sizes: Mixed – Approximately 6mm to 12mm per strand
Strand Length: Approximately 38cm (15 inches / 0.38 meters)
Hole Size: Approx. 0.8mm – 1mm (fits most jewelry wire and cord)
Bead Count per Strand: Varies due to mixed sizes – approximately 20-35 beads per strand
Grade: AA (consistent lavender color, good clarity, well-cut facets)
Visual Characteristics:
Color: Lavender, pale lilac, soft purple, powder purple, mauve, blush-purple – light, delicate purple tones
Effect: 128-facet cut creates brilliant sparkle and rainbow flashes (natural amethyst can display subtle color zoning)
Clarity: Transparent to translucent with good light transmission
Occasional Features: Natural color zoning (lighter and darker bands), tiny veils, rainbows, or minimal inclusions
Finish: High polish with faceted light-catching surfaces
Included in Package:
1 full strand of Lavender Amethyst Faceted Round Beads – 128 facets, mixed sizes 6-12mm, approx. 38cm length – securely strung and double-knotted for safe shipping.
Care Instructions:
Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth or mild soapy water. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, harsh chemicals, and prolonged direct sunlight (which may fade color over time). Amethyst is durable (Mohs 7) but should be stored away from harder gemstones to prevent scratching.
Shop with Confidence:
We hand-select each strand for well-defined snowflake patterns and consistent faceting. Wholesale pricing available for orders of 100+ strands – contact us for a custom quote.
💜 What is Lavender Amethyst?
Amethyst is a variety of quartz that gets its purple color from natural irradiation of trace iron impurities within the crystal structure. The color ranges from pale, almost clear lavender to deep, rich "Siberian" purple. Lavender amethyst refers specifically to the lighter, softer end of the amethyst color spectrum – pale purple to lilac with subtle pink or mauve undertones.
Amethyst Color Grades:
| Grade | Color | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Lavender | Pale purple, lilac | Soft, dreamy, romantic |
| Medium | Violet-purple | Balanced, classic amethyst |
| Siberian/Uruguayan | Deep purple, royal purple | Rich, intense, premium |
Lavender Amethyst vs. Regular Amethyst:
| Feature | Lavender Amethyst | Regular Amethyst |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Pale lilac to soft purple | Violet to deep purple |
| Energy | Gentle, calming | Powerful, protective |
| Price | More affordable | Varies (intense colors cost more) |
| Best For | Romance, sleep, gentle healing | Protection, spiritual work, focus |
Why 128 Facets?
Standard faceted amethyst beads typically have 16 or 32 facets. Our 128-facet beads feature precision-cut angles that dramatically increase light refraction, creating exceptional brilliance and rainbow flashes – while also highlighting the stone's natural color zoning and clarity.
Origin:
Lavender amethyst is sourced from various locations worldwide, including Brazil (the largest commercial source), Uruguay, Zambia, and Madagascar. Brazilian amethyst tends to have lighter, more lavender tones, while Zambian amethyst is known for deeper, more intense purple.
