Deep and mysterious ultraviolet. The official shade is called Ultra Violet and is described as a "dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple." We got inspired and chose the best accessories in this color!
Whether ultraviolet will become the main trend in clothing and accessories is still difficult to judge. Ultraviolet is associated with the mysteries of space and discoveries beyond our capabilities. It is simultaneously the color of a huge boundless night sky, artistry and counterculture.”
In addition, ultraviolet is considered a mystical color, as well as spirituality and a refuge from unnecessary irritants of the outside world. Be that as it may, this shade looks unusual and inspires jewelers to create jewelry that is literally impossible to take your eyes off - they are so good and unusual.
Take a closer look at this color - it is deep, complex, and at the same time soothing and mysterious, like an endless universe.
Perhaps the most popular natural stone of the "ultraviolet" color is amethyst. It has different shades - from light lilac to rich and deep violet and always looks very noble. Color variations and their saturation, according to scientists, depend on the amount of iron ions present in the composition. This stone is valued for its beauty, purity, and rarity, which is why it is commonly used in expensive gold jewelry.
However, you should not keep jewelry with amethyst in the sun: despite its name, the ultraviolet mineral does not get along with real ultraviolet in any way - direct sunlight will discolor the stone.
These recommendations apply not only to natural amethysts, but also their artificial counterparts: cubic zirkonia, glass-ceramics and nanositalls. The stones obtained in this way are an order of magnitude cheaper, but they look no worse, as modern technologies allow experimenting with color and clarity with might and main. An amethyst ring or a purple bracelet will add variety to your jewelry collection and update your look.
It is worth noting that ultraviolet stones are equally good both in the frame of white and yellow metals - the choice depends entirely on personal preferences. And purple stones go well with "close" colors, such as blue, emerald and blue, as well as the opposite - yellow, orange and even red. Pay attention to multi-color jewelry and try to combine ultraviolet with accessories of other shades.
