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February Birthstone Earrings in Sterling Silver
February birthstone earrings feature amethyst, the purple quartz variety prized since ancient Egypt for its wine-like color. Our collection holds 909 pairs, each set in .925 sterling silver with natural amethyst stones. Amethyst rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear. The purple color ranges from pale lilac to deep violet, with intensity determined by iron content and natural irradiation during formation. Prices run from $436 to $21,856, with free shipping to all US addresses.
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Natural Amethyst Earrings Set in .925 Sterling Silver
Amethyst forms in volcanic rock cavities, primarily in Brazil, Uruguay, and Zambia. Brazilian amethyst tends toward lighter purple tones, while Uruguayan and Zambian deposits produce deeper violet saturation. The stones in our earrings come from verified mineral sources and remain untreated beyond standard cutting and polishing. We have stocked February birthstone jewelry since 2005. Each pair ships in protective packaging from our US warehouse. Sterling silver settings carry the .925 hallmark, indicating 92.5% pure silver content alloyed with copper for structural strength. This composition resists the bending and warping that affects lower-grade silver. Amethyst suits most earring styles due to its hardness and availability in various cuts. Browse the 909 pairs below to find drop earrings, studs, and statement pieces in your preferred purple shade.Frequently Asked Questions
What is the birthstone for February?
Amethyst is the birthstone for February. It is a purple variety of quartz with colors ranging from pale lilac to deep violet.
Is amethyst durable enough for everyday earrings?
Yes, amethyst ranks 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, which makes it resistant to scratches and suitable for daily wear in earring settings.
Where does natural amethyst come from?
Major amethyst deposits exist in Brazil, Uruguay, Zambia, and South Korea. Brazilian stones tend toward lighter purple, while Uruguayan amethyst shows deeper violet saturation.
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