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Amethyst Mykonos

At a glance

Amethyst Mykonos offers jewellery, crystals, minerals, gems and fossils at N. Kalogera 34, with bespoke and after-sales enquiries. Confirm the chosen piece’s material, documentation, size and delivery terms directly.

Jewellery in glass cabinets beside a shop entrance and plant
Original jewellery-cabinet photograph; not material authentication.

Practical details

Address
34 N. Kalogera, 84600 Mykonos
Range
Jewellery, crystals, minerals, gems and fossils
Wider services
Bespoke and after-sales enquiries
Phone
+30 2289027036

Compare jewellery and mineral gifts separately

Amethyst’s own pages present gold/silver jewellery, crystals, minerals, gems and fossils, with handmade work and a Greek-designer selection. The operator describes globally sourced minerals, so choose by the actual piece’s provenance and specification. A displayed collection does not certify the purity or origin of every object.

Sources: Amethyst: shop contact and catalogue categories, Amethyst: jewellery, bespoke work and sourcing

Discuss bespoke work and after-sales needs

For a made-to-order or altered piece, ask about the design, metal, stone, size, completion date and after-sales terms before committing. Request appropriate documentation for the particular material and any treatment. The shop’s own bespoke/after-sales description is an enquiry route; no commission, certification process or service outcome was tested.

Sources: Amethyst: jewellery, bespoke work and sourcing

Confirm the visit, packing or delivery

The contact page lists 34 N. Kalogera, phone +30 2289027036, WhatsApp +30 6945180710 and amethmyk@gmail.com. It posts daily 11:00–00:30 and advertises worldwide delivery; reconfirm opening for the intended date and the selected item’s stock, protective packing, destination costs and order terms. Neither published hours nor delivery marketing guarantees the actual visit or arrival date.

Sources: Amethyst: shop contact and catalogue categories

Planning questions

Are all its stones Greek-sourced?

No. The operator describes globally sourced minerals alongside Greek designers and some Greek material examples. Ask about the actual specimen.

Do decorative crystals have a proven health benefit here?

No health benefit is claimed in this guide. Choose for the object, design and documented material, and ask about care and handling.

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Author and corrections

Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.

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