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Collection: AMETRINE GEMSTONES
| Ametrine Gemstones are mined in Bolivia is a natural form of quartz that shows the colors of amethyst and citrine in the same gem. This gem is generally considered to be of natural untreated color. Ametrine is usually cut in emerald cut gems to make them bi-color. You will see this orientation and cutting styles that mix the colors on our website. Both are unique and beautiful at an extremely reasonable price. Beware synthetic material is manufactured in Russia. | |
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If you’re after one gemstone that will give you the power of two? Welcome to the world of the ametrine gemstone! This single gemstone will help bring positivity to your life, and will also allow you to release all negativity. If that sounds like an enticing enough reason to add an ametrine to your collection then keep on reading, as we go through the ins and outs of this energetic gemstone! What is an Ametrine Gemstone? Ametrine is a unique gemstone. The stone comes from two minerals being mixed together, being Amethyst and Citrine. As you may have guessed, the name is actually a combination of the two stones that Ametrine derives from. The color of Ametrine is a mixture of yellow Citrine and purple Amethyst blends. Other names for the Ametrine gemstone include Trystine or Bolivianite. The latter name comes from the fact that just about all Ametrine mined today is unearthed in Bolivia. Ametrine Properties If you’re interested in the technical specifications of Ametrine then they are as follows: Mineral Information: Quartz group Chemical Composition: SiO2 Color: Purple, Yellow Hardness: 7 Specific Gravity: 2.65 Refractive Index: 1.54 – 1.55 |