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14K Gold Concave Cut Green Amethyst Ring - I8625
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14K Gold Concave Cut Green Amethyst Ring Bold, brilliant and beaming with avant garde style. This ring is crafted in polished 14K yellow gold, and features one concave cut 12mm amethyst stone in a prong setting. The total green amethyst weight is approximately 5.75ct. The setting size is 11/16" x 11/16" with a height of 5/16".

Part of the Gem Treasures Collection. All weights pertaining to diamond weights are minimum weights. Additionally, please note that many gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty. Click here for important information about gemstone enhancements and special care requirements.


Prasiolite (Green Amethyst)    


Prasiolite, also known as vermarine or praziolite, is a transparent green quartz. Quite rare in nature, most prasiolites on the market are heat treated amethysts, which is why they are sometimes called "green amethysts". Not all heated amethysts result in green hued prasiolites, however. Only amethysts from a few select locations, including Montezuma, Brazil and Arizona, will produce prasiolites when heat treated. Naturally occurring prasiolite has been reported in Poland.

Prasiolite is considered by some to be a true collector’s gemstone due to its rarity. Relatively inexpensive, its popularity has grown in recent years with large, clean, color saturated stones as the most valuable and desirable. The color of prasiolite can vary from light yellow-green to deep green, and can look similar to peridot and tourmaline. Ranking 7.0 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, prasiolite is ideal for everyday wear. Clean the stone with warm soapy water and a soft brush while keeping it away from household chemicals. Prolonged exposure to extreme heat or sunlight may cause damage and discoloration. Store your jewelry in a fabric lined box and away from other items and gemstones to avoid scratching.

Derived from the Greek words, “prason” meaning leek, and “lithos” meaning stone, prasiolite was named for its vegetable colored stone appearance. Some believe prasiolite bridges the gap between physical and spiritual aspects of life and attracts prosperity by strengthening the mind and emotions. It is used by some as an aid for issues with the heart, digestion and even eating disorders.




Chuck Clemency Gem Treasures, Tucson, and New York Collections
Chuck Clemency's Gem Treasures, Tucson and New York Collections feature chic style and luxurious gemstones without sky-high designer prices. The designs are always fresh and trendy with lots of intriguing variety.

Designing a new piece for these collections usually begins with selecting the gemstones. Expert designers take those stones and shape them into original jewelry by adding mountings and accent stones. These designs go to the model-making facility where they are refined into stunning jewelry. The process is painstaking and only about three out of every ten designs actually make it to the final stage.

Some of the most popular gemstones in these collections include topaz, emerald, ruby and sapphire, and exotic stones such as tanzanite, rhodolite, kunzite and morganite. These stones come from all around the world and make for unusual, collectible jewelry pieces.

About Chuck Clemency
TV guest for the NYC II Collection, New York Collection, Tucson Collection and Gem Treasures Collection, Chuck Clemency began his career in jewelry in a rather interesting way. In 1976, he walked into a retail store that had two openings—one in sporting goods and one in jewelry. Taking note of Chuck's lime green suit, the manager thought Chuck would be perfect for the jewelry department. The rest is history!

Chuck prides himself on the affordability of his products. He says what makes them really stand out from crowd are the expensive looks he offers at inexpensive prices. Chuck is most inspired by the enjoyment his designs add to his customers' lives.
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