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Presenting Natural Top Quality 20.85 CT Ametrine
- SKU
- 1
- Dimensions (mm)
- 18.050 x 11.710 x 10.760mm
- Weight (cts)
- 20.849
- Shape
- Fancy
- Colours
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DESCRIPTION:
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NAME: Natural AMETRINE
WEIGHT: 20.85 CT
SIZE: 18.05X11.71X10.76MM
SHAPE:
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Ametrine is a captivating gemstone that combines the vibrant hues of amethyst and citrine in one crystal. Here’s a concise overview:
Appearance: Ametrine features a striking blend of purple and yellow or golden hues, showcasing a natural gradient between amethyst (purple) and citrine (yellow).
Origin: The primary source of ametrine is Bolivia, specifically from the Anahi mine, though it can also be found in smaller quantities in other regions.
Formation: This gem forms when amethyst and citrine develop in the same quartz crystal, typically due to varying temperatures and conditions during formation.
Uses: Ametrine is popular in jewelry, including rings, necklaces, and earrings, valued for its unique coloration and versatility.
Metaphysical Properties: It’s believed to combine the properties of both amethyst and citrine, promoting balance, mental clarity, and positive energy.
- SKU
- 1
- Dimensions (mm)
- 18.050 x 11.710 x 10.760 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 20.849
- Shape
- Fancy
- Colours
-
DESCRIPTION:
________________________________________
NAME: Natural AMETRINE
WEIGHT: 20.85 CT
SIZE: 18.05X11.71X10.76MM
SHAPE:
________________________________________
Ametrine is a captivating gemstone that combines the vibrant hues of amethyst and citrine in one crystal. Here’s a concise overview:
Appearance: Ametrine features a striking blend of purple and yellow or golden hues, showcasing a natural gradient between amethyst (purple) and citrine (yellow).
Origin: The primary source of ametrine is Bolivia, specifically from the Anahi mine, though it can also be found in smaller quantities in other regions.
Formation: This gem forms when amethyst and citrine develop in the same quartz crystal, typically due to varying temperatures and conditions during formation.
Uses: Ametrine is popular in jewelry, including rings, necklaces, and earrings, valued for its unique coloration and versatility.
Metaphysical Properties: It’s believed to combine the properties of both amethyst and citrine, promoting balance, mental clarity, and positive energy.
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Great quality gemstones and timely delivery. Highly satisfied!
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Fantastic stones, timely delivery! Highly impressed.
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Great experience! High-quality gemstones and on-time delivery. Highly recommend!
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