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This fine gem displays the signature mix of amethyst and citrine within a single crystal, shifting between purple and golden tones depending on the angle of light.
The source of nearly all the world’s ametrine is the Anahí Mine in eastern Bolivia, a deposit famed for producing these naturally bicolored quartz crystals for centuries.
At 10.305 carats, this stone offers both impressive size and a precision cut that enhances its unique zoning of color.
Ametrine is prized not only for its beauty but also for the rarity of its natural formation, where iron oxidation within the crystal lattice produces two distinct gem colors in one stone.
Photography is done with a 10x macro lens, so you may see details not visible to the unaided eye
10.305 carats / 14.3 x 13.9 x 10.2 mm
Estimate: $325 - $350
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