An intermediate jewelcrafting technique that transforms raw 

Purple quartz out of deeper veins than the clear kind, and far less predictable. A crystal that looks solid violet in the rock often washes out pale once it has been cleaned.
The color runs uneven through most specimens, so cutters work slowly and expect to lose a fair share of every stone they start.


Raw Amethyst

Deep purple crystals formed in the earth's deeper veins.

Faceting brings out a depth in the violet that the rough crystal only hints at, and hides the uneven color entirely if the cutter has read the stone right.
Common enough to be affordable and handsome enough to be worn. Most first pieces of real jewelry in the isles have an amethyst somewhere in them.


Polished Amethyst

A masterfully polished amethyst, its facets catching light like magic.

. The precise facets reveal the gem's deep purple beauty and enhance its natural defensive properties. Each facet must be carefully placed to maximize the stone's clarity and allow its rich violet hue to display its full depth, creating a polished gem ready for protective necklaces and rings.


Facet Amethyst

Craft Amethyst Ring

Craft Quartz Circlet

Facets and polishes raw amethyst crystals into gems of protective power.


Tier	2
Level	6
Experience	20

Facet Amethyst

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