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4.55 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Nov 11
Item ID: | K33104 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.4 Width: 8.01 Height: 6.74 |
Weight: | 4.55 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
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 | $40 |
This exceptional 4.55 carat transparent bi color ametrine from Brazil offers a rare and striking combination of golden citrine tones and violet amethyst tones in a single stone, and it stands apart from the typical market offerings. Cut in an elegant emerald cut faceted style with precise dimensions of 11.40 x 8.01 x 6.74 mm, this gem shows clean step facets that enhance the color zoning and deliver a refined, architectural sparkle that many round or poorly proportioned cuts cannot replicate. The clarity is described as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads clean to most observers, and the excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and superior light return. Many ametrines you will encounter are cloudier, poorly cut, or show weak color separation, but this piece presents medium color intensity with a vivid bi color split that looks intentional and natural rather than muddled. Heat treatment has been applied to stabilize and optimize its color, a common and accepted enhancement in the trade, and the Brazilian origin places it among the best sources for high quality ametrine material. When compared to separate amethyst and citrine stones, this ametrine offers a unique visual narrative and greater design economy, since a single, well cut bi color stone produces more dramatic contrast and versatility than two matched single color stones set side by side.
Durability is always a practical concern, and as a variety of quartz this ametrine rates 7 on the Mohs scale, which translates to very good everyday wearability when set with care. For context, diamond is 10, sapphire is 9, and topaz is 8, so while ametrine is not as hard as those stones it is substantially more resistant to scratches than many softer gems, and its excellent polish and faceting help protect against surface wear. To maximize longevity choose protective settings such as bezels or raised claws with metal shoulders, especially for rings that will see frequent use. At The Natural Gemstone Company we select stones that combine aesthetic distinction with practical value, and this emerald cut bi color ametrine offers superior clarity, color separation, cut quality, and overall value when compared with many mass produced or poorly finished alternatives on the market. If you want a piece that reads as refined, uncommon, and wearable, this ametrine represents an intelligently chosen balance of beauty, durability, and investment potential.

























