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Just Jewellery is Australia's up and coming online jewellery store for fashion and fine jewellery. Our mission is to provide stunning and fashionable designs that are as unique as you are! We stock a range of eye catching pieces from gold and sterling silver, to precious coloured stones, diamonds and pearls - there's something for everyone! All our jewellery is 100% designed and handcrafted in Australia, made to a high standard and comes with a no questions asked 10 year warranty. We ship internationally and offer FREE shipping and gift wrapping. There is a FREE GIFT with purchase each month and a Gift Finder to help with special presents for yourself or a loved one. Look out for our competitions to win yourself a special item of jewellery!

Garnet gold swirl

bracelet

Fancy links with

parrot clasp

Puff padlock

Twisted chain links and filigree padlock

Filigree belcher

bracelet and padlock

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Bracelets

  Amethyst & Diamond Earrings

Pear shaped amethyst in bold gold setting

Elegant studs with

diamond accents

Square cut

amethyst studs

Delicate heart

Square amethyst

drop earrings

Amethyst & Diamond Pendants

Amethyst &

Diamond Pendant

 Elegant drop

pendant

Elegant heart

setting

Half bezel

amethyst pendant

Oval amethyst

in claw setting

Amethyst & Diamond Rings

Unique curb

chain setting

 Square amethyst with

diamond accents

 Amethyst swirl

with a diamond

Oval amethyst with channel

Delicate swirl setting with

Glittering diamond

shoulder accents

Pear shaped amethyst with

diamond shoulders

Widely regarded as the most important and beautiful form of quartz, amethyst is a transparent, purple gemstone.

The presence of manganese in quartz results in amethyst, which is the birthstone for the month of February. Paler shades of this purple formation are often referred to as Rose de France, while the darker purple colours are more valuable and often referred to as Siberian.

Not only is amethyst mined in different parts of the world, but its importance and lore reaches to all parts of the world. Tibetan Buddhists craft rosaries from it. Catholic bishops wear rings of amethyst as a sign of celibacy. Greeks once considered it to a symbol of sobriety. Leonardo DaVinci even argued that the mere presence of amethyst was mineral food for the mind.

But one of the best known uses for amethyst is in jewellery and royal ornament. Since purple is widely regarded as the colour of royalty, it's a perfect fit. Amethyst is present throughout the Crown Jewels of England and was also prevalent in ancient Egyptian jewellery.

Leonardo

DaVinci