Birthstone Jewelry

February Birthstone Jewelry: Amethyst

Our selection of amethyst birthstone jewelry showcases the range and beauty of this purple gemstone.

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Kristen Shirley & Meyme Nakash

 |  February 4, 2026

Amethyst is one of the rare stones that can appear in high jewelry but can still be found in affordable pieces. It comes in a range of colors, from pale lilac to deep violet, and some designers play with the spectrum of colors in their pieces. Beyond its association with the month of February, amethyst is also the stone for Aquarius; that’s why Aquarius zodiac jewelry tends to incorporate the stunning gemstone. 

Here’s our roundup of the best February birthstone jewelry for every occasion.

February Birthstone Jewelry: Amethyst

Cartier

This cocktail ring is part of Cartier’s Tuttitutti collection, focusing on bright colors and unconventional shapes. It has a large cabochon amethyst with a melon cut, a style harkening back to the 19th century. The amethyst is carved to look like an abstract flower, and there’s a diamond at its center. It also sits on a bed of diamonds. As for the ring’s body, it has a similar carved quality as the amethyst, which gives this piece the overall appearance of a blooming flower. 

Cartier Tuttitutti ring in 18K yellow gold with amethyst and diamond, $37,400

Brent Neale

Brent Neale is a New York City–based fine jewelry brand inspired by art and fairytales. You can wear these Brent Neale earrings in two ways: as simple amethyst studs or a flamboyant set with sputnik-inspired jackets (decorative pieces that wrap around the stud and are removable). That means you can use them to dress up a look or keep it minimalist, making them incredibly versatile. 

Brent Neale Kite Sputnik earrings in 18K yellow gold with amethyst and diamond, $10,850

Walters Faith

New York–based fine jewelry brand Walters Faith incorporates a wide range of amethyst’s hues into this bangle-style bracelet. The front half is curved slightly and covered with different shades of amethyst, creating the illusion of movement as the light catches different colors. It’s a wonderful addition to your arm stack. 

Walters Faith Julian Wave bracelet in 18K yellow gold with 4.59 carats amethyst, $10,605

Tiffany & Co.

These Tiffany & Co. earrings are understated and elegant. Their simplicity allows the gorgeous purple hue of two round-cut amethysts to shine. You can pair them with just about any outfit for a little touch of color. 

Tiffany & Co. Color by the Yard earrings in sterling silver with amethyst, $1,125

Tanya Farah 

Tanya Farah takes a whimsical approach to February birthstone jewelry with these sunburst-inspired earrings. The New York–based fine jewelry brand uses cabochon-cut amethyst disks surrounded by bezel-set pink sapphires to create a playful but chic statement. 

Tanya Farah Sunburst Button earrings in 18K yellow gold with amethyst and pink sapphire, $8,900

Jenna Blake

Mariner chain links are inspired by the oval-shaped links that secure ships to anchors. These earrings from Jenna Blake — a Los Angeles–based fine jewelry brand — have cabochon-cut, mariner link-shaped amethyst gemstones suspended from small golden hoops covered in pavé diamonds. They add a touch of edginess to an outfit. 

Jenna Blake Stone Mariner huggies in 18K yellow gold with amethyst and diamond, $4,600

Mason & Books

New York City–based fine jewelry brand Mason & Books takes a colorful approach to modern jewelry. This necklace is no exception, with an east-west oval-shaped pendant housing an amethyst center stone. The top half is covered with pavé diamonds, and the bottom is purple agate. 

Mason & Books Sugar and Spice necklace in 14K yellow gold with a 7.8-carat amethyst and diamond, $8,800

Marlo Laz

Marlo Laz offers a unique take on February birthstone jewelry by channeling the evil eye, an ancient motif said to protect the wearer from bad luck. The New York City–based fine jewelry brand created this cocktail ring with an evil eye crest made of purple chalcedony, a type of quartz. It has an amethyst center stone surrounded by pavé diamonds. The ring’s shank, or side, has the French phrase Je Porte Bonheur engraved on it. This translates to “I bring good luck,” which is in alignment with the ancient tradition of wearing evil eye jewelry.

Marlo Laz Je Porte Bonheur Eyecon ring in 14K yellow gold with amethyst and diamond, $8,200

Mindi Mond

Mindi Mond is known for creating timeless pieces that still feel modern. These earrings are a fabulous example of the New York–based independent jeweler’s ethos of heirloom-quality jewelry. They feature two cushion-cut amethysts in a clean, contemporary setting. Above the main stones are smaller, brilliant-cut diamonds in the same type of setting, which elevate these earrings even more. 

Mindi Mond earrings in 18K yellow gold with 31 carats amethyst and 1.2 carats diamond, $19,000

Ashley Zhang

Ashley Zhang doesn’t just design vintage-inspired fine jewelry, it also curates one-of-a-kind antique pieces highlighting gorgeous gemstones. This unique drop pendant from the 1780s features an oval-cut and pear-shaped amethyst. Each stone is set in yellow gold and surrounded by a halo of small, old mine-cut diamonds, making it a showstopping piece in the New York City–based brand’s portfolio. 

Ashley Zhang antique drop pendant in 14K yellow gold with 23 carats amethyst and 1 carat old mine-cut diamond, $3,600

Stephanie Gottlieb

The best statement jewelry pieces feature colorful gemstones. New York City–based fine jewelry brand Stephanie Gottlieb reaffirms this with a stunning, oversize cocktail ring showcasing a pear-shaped amethyst surrounded by diamonds. It’s perfect for styling cocktail attire because it adds a pop of color to your look without compromising on refinement. 

Stephanie Gottlieb Candy Button ring in 14K yellow gold with amethyst and diamond, $4,395

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