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15.13 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 4
Item ID: | K31780 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.21 Width: 13.5 Height: 8.41 |
Weight: | 15.13 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $60 |
A gem of singular poise and cultivated charm arrives from the storied soils of Ceylon, a transparent bi color ametrine weighing 15.13 carat, cut into an elegant emerald silhouette, its dimensions 18.21 x 13.50 x 8.41 mm. This stone is faceted with an artisan eye, exhibiting an emerald cut that emphasizes both its crystalline clarity and its rare, natural division of hue. The surface is a testament to masterful finishing, carrying an excellent polish that allows light to travel and reflect with a deliberate grace. Evaluated at eye level as eye clean, free from visible inclusions that would distract from its dual personality, this ametrine shows medium color intensity, a balance that reads as refined rather than theatrical. Crucially, this gem bears no enhancement, a pure letter from nature that speaks to collectors and connoisseurs who prize unaltered beauty, and it is presented to you with the provenance and care of The Natural Gemstone Company.
To behold this stone is to witness harmony of opposites, a private dialogue between amethyst violet and citrine gold that is at once dramatic and serene. The emerald cut, with its step facets and broad plane, frames the bi color zoning like the calm walls of a salon framing a masterpiece. Where the Hope Diamond represents the dramatic depth of blue and the Star of India embodies singular, oceanic size, this ametrine offers a different claim to nobility, one derived from duality and balance. Its purple notes recall the regal and mysterious tone of historic amethyst gems that crowned ancient signatories, while its golden side nods to the warmth found in celebrated citrines and the softer glories of sunrise gemstones held in royal cabinets. Unlike single tone icons of history, this gem is a rare conversation stone, a jewel that changes its story with each tilt of the wrist, a living contrast that will narrate refinement without shouting for attention.
The craftsmanship behind this gem elevates its natural virtues, the faceting executed to preserve the crisp line where violet meets golden amber, a line that is both clear and artful rather than blunt or muddled. The decision to fashion the stone in an emerald cut was deliberate, chosen to allow the eye clean clarity to reveal itself in broad windows of light, and to present the bi color phenomenon as an architectural feature rather than a mere curiosity. From Sri Lanka, a land with a heritage of gem lore that includes some of the finest sapphires and rare treasures of antiquity, this ametrine carries that provenance as a layer of prestige. It is uncommon for Sri Lanka to present ametrine of such clarity and balanced tone, which makes this specimen especially desirable for collectors who seek rarities with a credible origin story. With no enhancement applied, the color is honest and enduring, a natural inheritance rather than a manufactured spectacle, and the excellent polish assures that every facet contributes to the stone s luminous conversation.
To own this 15.13 carat bi color ametrine is to make a statement about taste, discernment, and the pleasures of subtlety, it is to choose an heirloom that will be admired by those who understand fine gemstones and sought after by those who appreciate rarity. Imagine it set as a singular cocktail ring in warm yellow gold, where the golden citrine side will be echoed by the metal, or in cool platinum to allow the amethyst depth to read as more enigmatic and formal. Picture a bespoke pendant that allows the stone to sway and alternate its personality with the movement of the wearer, creating an intimate stage for its shifting hues. Compared to the famous stones of history, which are admired for singular virtue, this ametrine belongs to a rarer class that attracts attention through nuance and duality, qualities that appeal to sophisticated collectors and to those who wish their jewelry to reflect a layered identity. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this gem as a curated opportunity, an invitation to possess a rare, unenhanced, and meticulously finished masterpiece that harmonizes natural wonder with human artistry, a piece to be worn, treasured, and passed down as a quiet, enduring emblem of refined taste.




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