The Amethyst Claim

The Amethyst Claim tells the story of a seasoned pirate who discovered a rare violet amethyst among the spoils of a long-forgotten voyage. Rather than selling it or locking it away, he bound the stone directly to his own bracelet — a personal mark of survival, intuition, and command.

Set in solid Argentinian silver, the polished, gem-cut amethyst hangs like a captured relic — not decorative, but deliberate. Marcasite accents echo the iron fittings of a ship, worn smooth by salt and time, giving the piece a grounded, armor-like presence. The bracelet itself feels forged rather than made — something earned through travel, storms, and instinct.

This was not a jewel worn for vanity. It was a talisman — a reminder that clarity is power, and that true authority comes from knowing when to act and when to wait. Designed to be worn by any gender and styled multiple ways, The Amethyst Claim carries the energy of ownership, resilience, and quiet dominance.

A treasure not taken lightly — but claimed.

Stone Meanings

Amethyst — A navigator’s stone. Associated with clarity, protection, and steady judgment in uncertain waters. Long believed to guard against chaos and clouded decision-making.

Marcasite — The armor of the piece. Traditionally linked to strength, resolve, and endurance — mirroring the iron bones of a ship.

Argentinian Silver — Conductive, grounding, and adaptable — shaped to move with the wearer like the tide itself.