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7.95 Carat Natural Loose Oval Shape Ametrine Gem For Jewellery Making

About the Item

Loose Ametrine Weight: 7.95 Carat Dimension: 15.1 x 11.4 x 9.4 Mm Origin: Brazil Treatment: Non Certificate : On Demand Shape : Oval Ametrine is a unique and striking gemstone that combines the vibrant colors of both amethyst and citrine, two varieties of quartz. Its name is derived from a combination of "amethyst" and "citrine," reflecting its dual coloration. Ametrine is characterized by its distinct zoning, where zones of purple amethyst and yellow citrine are often present within the same crystal. The mesmerizing hues of ametrine result from variations in the oxidation state of iron within the crystal lattice during its formation process. This geological rarity occurs when amethyst undergoes partial heating or exposure to natural irradiation, transforming into citrine. The boundary between the two colors can vary in sharpness, creating a beautiful interplay of purple and yellow tones. Ametrine is primarily sourced from the Anahi Mine in Bolivia, which is renowned for producing high-quality specimens. The mine's unique geological conditions contribute to the formation of ametrine crystals with well-defined color zoning, making them highly sought after by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts worldwide. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, ametrine is believed to possess metaphysical properties that combine the energies of both amethyst and citrine. It is often associated with balance, creativity, and abundance, making it a popular choice for those seeking spiritual enlightenment and emotional harmony. In terms of jewelry, ametrine is prized for its beauty and versatility. Its distinctive coloration makes it an eye-catching choice for statement pieces such as pendants, rings, and earrings. Jewelry designers often showcase the unique zoning of ametrine crystals, highlighting the seamless transition between amethyst and citrine colors. Beyond its use in jewelry, ametrine is also appreciated for its rarity and collectibility. Fine-quality specimens with well-defined color zoning command premium prices in the gemstone market, particularly those with a pronounced contrast between the amethyst and citrine colors. Overall, ametrine's striking appearance, geological uniqueness, and metaphysical associations make it a fascinating gemstone cherished by collectors, jewelry enthusiasts, and spiritual practitioners alike. Its captivating beauty and symbolic significance ensure that it remains a timeless treasure for generations to come.

Creator:

Gilt Gems

Stone:

Quartz

Stone Cut:

Oval Cut

Weight:

7.95 ct

Dimensions:

Width: 0.45 in (11.4 mm)Depth: 0.38 in (9.4 mm)Length: 0.6 in (15.1 mm)

Style:

Arts and Crafts