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Pure Amazonite Rings in Sterling Silver
Pure amazonite rings bring the cool blue-green tones of this feldspar mineral to your jewelry collection. Amazonite rates 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for rings worn with reasonable care. This stone forms in granite pegmatites and has been mined in Colorado, Brazil, Russia, and Madagascar for centuries. Our collection of 36,638 amazonite rings starts at $6 and ranges to $6,302, all set in .925 sterling silver with free US shipping.
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Natural Amazonite Rings: Blue-Green Stones Set in Silver
Amazonite gets its color from trace amounts of lead and water within its potassium feldspar crystal structure. The resulting shades range from pale seafoam to deep teal, often with white streaks that gemologists call schiller. Ancient Egyptians carved amazonite into amulets and jewelry, and the stone appears in artifacts dating back thousands of years. Each ring in this collection features natural amazonite without synthetic treatments or color enhancement. The stones are set in .925 sterling silver, the international standard containing 92.5% pure silver. Settings vary from simple bezels that protect the stone's edges to more elaborate designs with multiple accent stones. SilverRush Style has sold natural stone jewelry since 2005. We photograph each piece individually so you see the actual ring you will receive. Amazonite pairs well with copper-toned metals and complements both casual and formal wear. Browse this collection to find an amazonite ring that fits your size and style preferences.Is amazonite durable enough for daily wear in a ring?
Amazonite scores 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale, softer than quartz or sapphire. It works for rings worn with care but may scratch if exposed to rough activity. Remove amazonite rings during gardening, cleaning, or sports.
Where does amazonite come from?
Major sources include Colorado in the US, Minas Gerais in Brazil, the Ural Mountains in Russia, and several locations in Madagascar. The stone forms in granite pegmatites where potassium feldspar crystals grow large enough for cutting.
How should I clean my amazonite ring?
Use warm water with mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam cleaning, and harsh chemicals. Dry the ring before storing it separately from harder gemstones that could scratch the surface.
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