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4.20 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Brazil
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K31723 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.51 Width: 7.72 Height: 6.06 |
Weight: | 4.20 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $50 |
From the moment a crystal begins its slow alchemy deep within the earth, it carries a story of time and place, and this ametrine is no exception. Born from the unique interplay of heat and mineral chemistry in Brazil, this gem began as a quiet formation within host rock, a marriage of amethyst and citrine that would one day reveal itself as a split of royal violet and sunlit gold. Miners and local cutters who know the temperament of Brazilian deposits carefully extract pieces like this, preserving their natural zoning and clarity, and then send them to master cutters where that raw potential is coaxed into brilliance. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor that journey, working with trusted partners in country and workshop to ensure that each step, from extraction to final inspection, respects the stone and its provenance.
This piece is one beautiful transparent 4.20 carat emerald cut shape bi color ametrine, with dimensions of 11.51 x 7.72 x 6.06 mm, a faceted cutting style, and an emerald cut that emphasizes length and clarity. The clarity grade is very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, giving an exceptionally clean view into the gem with only the most discreet characteristics that do not detract from its appearance. Color intensity is intense, with saturated purple merging cleanly into warm golden yellow across the pavilion and crown, and the polish is excellent, producing a glass like finish that invites light to dance. Enhancement, heat treated, is disclosed, a common and accepted practice to stabilize and intensify the natural hues, and the origin is Brazil, a source known for fine gemstones with vivid, natural color transitions. For those who love contrast and vibrant pairing, please note we also offer opals of the Fire Opal type that complement warm tones beautifully, and our gemologists can recommend combinations and settings to enhance color dialogue between stones.
The geometry of the emerald cut on this bi color ametrine is central to its visual poetry, the clean rectangular lines and stepped facets creating planes that act like mirrors and windows at once. Unlike brilliant cuts that scatter light in a firework of facets, the emerald cut uses broad, parallel facets to channel light longitudinally, allowing the color zones to breathe and shift as the gem moves. This geometric faceting permits maximum light play in a way that accentuates the bi color nature, the purple zone appearing deeper and more regal under certain angles, while the golden portion glows like captured sunlight under others. The cutter preserved generous depth and proportion, maximizing internal reflections without sacrificing the crispness of the color separation, and the excellent polish on every facet ensures that each change in angle yields a new, deliberate shimmer rather than a chaotic flash.
Wearing this ametrine is to carry a piece of Brazilian geology and human craft with you, a stone that suits a refined solitaire ring, a modern bezel pendant, or a bespoke three stone design where its bi color personality can converse with diamonds or a Fire Opal accent. Its 4.20 carat weight and comfortable dimensions, 11.51 x 7.72 x 6.06 mm, make it a statement that remains wearable in everyday life, and the very very slightly included clarity provides authenticity and character without compromising brilliance. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind each gem with knowledge and care, ready to advise on settings, certification, and custom work, and we welcome inquiries from collectors and designers who wish to showcase this exceptional emerald cut bi color ametrine in a piece that will become part of their own story.




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