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18.36 Ct. Ametrine from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K19553 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 17.39 Width: 14.24 Height: 10.84 |
Weight: | 18.36 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $50 |
Allow me to introduce an extraordinary gem that will transform any elite collection into a legacy, a transparent bi color ametrine of rare presence, weighing 18.36 carats. Precisely fashioned in an elegant emerald cut, this stone measures 17.39 x 14.24 x 10.84 mm, a generous and perfectly proportioned canvas for the drama of two hues. Sourced from the storied deposits of Madagascar, its provenance carries the allure of distant, pristine origins, while its excellent polish evokes the practiced hand of master cutters. Evaluated as eye clean at eye level, the clarity permits a gaze into the heart of the gem without distraction, revealing a vivid internal landscape. The color intensity is intense, a quality that makes the transition between amethyst violet and citrine gold not merely visible, but poetically alive. Heat treated to optimize tone and stability, this ametrine exemplifies ethical enhancement that respects the gem, and ensures long lasting brilliance for generations.
The bi color effect is the very essence of desirability, a natural portrait of contrast and harmony that engages the eye and the imagination. One face of the stone displays regal violet, rich and saturated, while the other face offers warm golden amber, luminous and inviting, the two tones meeting with the crisp geometry only an emerald cut can provide. Transparency and excellent polish allow light to travel cleanly through the pavilion, yielding scintillation that changes with each tilt, a private performance for the wearer. In such a large and well cut gem, the duality of color becomes an artistic statement, a rare intersection of geology and design. Owning this ametrine signals discernment, an appreciation for stones that are both intellectually fascinating and visually arresting.
As a curator of fine gemstones at The Natural Gemstone Company, I can attest that pieces of this caliber are seldom available. The combination of substantial carat weight, impeccable cutting, intense color, and eye clean clarity elevates this specimen into the category of a centerpiece gem, destined to anchor the most refined creations. The emerald cut enhances clarity and color zoning, creating parallel facets that emphasize the line of division between hues, while also offering a luminous, architectural aesthetic that translates beautifully into bespoke settings. Heat treatment has been applied to stabilize and intensify the natural palette, a common and accepted practice among connoisseurs that preserves the integrity of the stone. Madagascar remains one of the most admired sources for ametrine, contributing a narrative of exotic origin and mineralogical authenticity that collectors value deeply.
Consider the possibilities, the ways in which this ametrine can be translated into wearable art or museum quality holdings. Set in a restrained platinum frame, the violet and gold will gleam with metropolitan sophistication, a conversation starting adornment for galas, private viewings, and intimate assemblies. Paired thoughtfully with White Opal accents, the jewel will gain an ethereal counterpoint, the opal offering a soft, opalescent sheen that complements and amplifies the ametrines tonal drama. Imagine a ring or pendant where small White Opal cabochons echo moonlit highlights, their milky luminosity contrasting the ametrines intense color, creating a layered composition that reads as both modern and timeless. Such pairings make a collector feel that the piece is not merely an acquisition, but a completed vision, a testament to refined taste and an understanding of how gemstones converse.
This ametrine is more than a gem, it is an achievement, an expression of status for the collector who seeks distinction through true rarity and craftsmanship. At The Natural Gemstone Company we place provenance, transparency, and meticulous handling at the forefront, ensuring that each stone arrives accompanied by the respect it deserves, and the assurance of thoughtful curation. To own this 18.36 carat emerald cut ametrine from Madagascar is to own a chapter of natural history and human artistry, a jewel that will command attention and admiration for decades. For those who appreciate the cadence of high jewelry and the quiet power of exceptional gems, this ametrine represents an unparalleled opportunity, an heirloom in waiting, ready to be set, worn, and treasured.























