Natural Ametrine Gemstones
Discover natural ametrine gemstones featuring a unique blend of purple amethyst and golden citrine in one striking crystal.
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Bi-color Ametrine
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Natural Ametrine Gemstones
Our natural ametrine gemstones display a beautiful combination of purple and golden-yellow colors in a single crystal. Each stone is carefully selected for color contrast, clarity, and overall quality.
Buy Ametrine Stones Online
Shop loose ametrine stones online with detailed photos, exact measurements, and secure worldwide shipping. Choose from a wide range of shapes and sizes ideal for custom jewelry designs.
Bi-Color Beauty: Amethyst and Citrine in One Stone
Ametrine is a naturally occurring variety of quartz that combines amethyst and citrine in the same crystal. The striking division of purple and golden tones makes every gemstone unique and highly desirable.
Faceted Ametrine Gemstones
Faceted ametrine gemstones are precision cut to highlight the dramatic color zoning. Popular shapes include oval, emerald cut, cushion, and pear, ideal for statement rings and pendants.
Ametrine Cabochons
Ametrine cabochons feature smooth, polished surfaces that emphasize the natural color blend. These stones are perfect for bold, contemporary jewelry designs.
Bolivian Ametrine
Most fine ametrine comes from Bolivia, known for producing stones with strong color contrast and excellent transparency. Bolivian ametrine is especially valued for its vivid purple and golden hues.
Wholesale Ametrine Stones
We offer competitive pricing on single stones and wholesale ametrine parcels. Ideal for jewelers, designers, and collectors seeking consistent quality and reliable supply.
Ametrine for Jewelry
With a Mohs hardness of 7, ametrine is durable enough for rings, earrings, and pendants when properly set. Its natural two-tone appearance makes it a distinctive centerpiece gem.
Learn more about the properties, sources, and care of this gemstone on our Ametrine Information Page.
FAQs
Is ametrine a natural gemstone?
Yes, ametrine is a natural variety of quartz that combines amethyst and citrine in one crystal. Most commercial material comes from Bolivia.
Is ametrine treated?
Some ametrine on the market may be heat-treated to enhance color contrast. At GemSelect, any treatments are fully disclosed for transparency.
Is ametrine suitable for engagement rings?
Ametrine has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for occasional-wear rings. Protective settings are recommended for daily wear pieces.
Where does ametrine come from?
The most important source is Bolivia, particularly the Anahí mine, which produces high-quality stones with strong bi-color zoning.
What shapes are available in loose ametrine stones?
Loose ametrine gemstones are available in oval, emerald cut, cushion, round, pear, and custom fantasy cuts to suit a wide variety of jewelry designs.
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