He poured wine over the sculpture, which transformed the quartz into a lovely violet tone, in this way making the primary amethyst. In old Greece, amethyst was accepted to avert drunkenness and advance balance. It was frequently worn by the people who needed to stay away from the impacts of liquor, and was likewise utilized in ornaments and charms for assurance. Amethyst was likewise connected with the goddess Athena, who was in many cases portrayed wearing amethyst jewelry. During the Medieval times, amethyst was viewed as an image of eminence and was habitually utilized in crowns and other glorious gems.