Dionysos, the finest K18 large amethyst and tanzanite bib necklace

Dionysos -Grazioso Lipatti- What is Lipatti Gratioso? A high-quality production line that stands out among the rest in our workshop. Until now, we have been producing special products, which are often made to order. From 2024, they will be gradually released online. You can enjoy the process of sourcing, selecting, and creating the most challenging Stone, all of which are managed by the workshop manager. This is a series of products for adults that specialize in Gemstone and natural stones, and has received a lot of attention from overseas. -- [Scent of Light] It's a special treasure that will take your breath away. A series of exquisitely colored amethysts, the stone of intelligence and love. It has been made into an 18K necklace with the hope that it will be a treasured item for a long time. Tanzanite is set between the beautiful, lustrous amethysts. Amethyst, a Stone that protects love and is said to be the embodiment of beautiful women, is worn as an extension of your bare skin. The fresh texture and color of natural stones reflect the light, making them attractive all the time. When you wear it, you will look special. When you wear it, it is not at all flashy, but rather feels like it is gently hugging your skin. Romantic, feminine and classically elegant. Add some spice to your outfit with a special necklace. K18 40cm necklace Amethyst: Approximately 8mm to 11mm of the finest maroon used for gradation Tanzanite, about 2.5mm button cut Wire pins for setting Stone: 14KGF *Packing materials may change without notice depending on the season. Whatever packaging materials you use, our workshop staff will carefully wrap it for you. ■About Amethyst Stone meaning: Sincerity, peace of mind, intuition, February birthstone Its Japanese name is Amethyst. It is one of the oldest Gemstone. It has romantic nicknames such as "the guardian Stone of love" and "the Stone that protects love." In Japan, purple has been used in ceremonies and decorations as the color of the highest class since ancient times. In Greek mythology, amethyst was the name of a female attendant of the moon goddess and was written as the incarnation of a beautiful girl. In Christianity, it is still used in ceremonies as a ring for high priests. The origin of the word is "not getting drunk on alcohol". It also means not losing reason or integrity at any time. [Bonus column: Amethyst, the color purple, and humanity] Amethyst is a member of the quartz group, which is not the hardest mineral. So why has it been considered a top-ranking color and treasured by ancient civilizations around the world for thousands of years? Purple is the ultimate color among all colors. In both Japan and Europe, royalty, nobility, and the highest-ranking priests wore purple, and it was strictly forbidden for people of other ranks to wear it. It was the color that symbolized the Roman emperor, and Byzantine queens gave birth in purple rooms. It was used in religious ceremonies in the Mayan and Aztec civilizations, and as a color for the nobility in China. Why? One reason is that a stable purple dye is obtained by chemically reacting a secretion called purpura obtained from the subbranchial gland (purple gland) of a snail shell of the Muricidae family, making it an ultra-luxury dye that can only be obtained in very small quantities. 250,000 shells were needed to obtain 30 grams of dye. Ancient Phoenicia, which is now Lebanon, was a source of this shellfish, and so the city was named "Land of Purple."