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4.92 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Sep 5
Item ID: | K28812 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.41 Width: 9.35 Height: 6.16 |
Weight: | 4.92 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 | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $46 |
If you have been searching for a single stone that ends a quest for rarity, elegance, and wearable artistry, this beautiful transparent 4.92 carat emerald cut shape bi color ametrine from Brazil answers that search. The gem measures 11.41 x 9.35 x 6.16 mm and has been faceted in a classic emerald cut to emphasize clean lines, broad color fields, and a refined optical window. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity is eye clean, with no visible inclusions to interrupt the stone face, and the polish has been finished to an excellent degree to ensure crisp facet junctions and smooth light flow. Color intensity is intense, delivering a vibrant golden yellow that graduates into soft to vivid violet tones across the gem, creating the distinctive bicolor personality that makes ametrine so desirable. The piece has been heat treated, a standard enhancement that stabilizes and intensifies the natural color zoning, and it comes to you through The Natural Gemstone Company, where careful sourcing and accurate description are a priority.
For an engagement ring, a signature piece, or a collector seeking something that truly stands out, this ametrine is built to fulfill those needs. The emerald cut shape was chosen deliberately to showcase the twin identities within the crystal, allowing the yellow and purple zones to sit like two complementary landscapes within a single gem. Emerald cuts offer broad step facets that produce broad flashes of color and a mirror like hall of light, which is ideal for a gem with such a powerful color story, because each movement of the hand reveals new boundaries between the hues rather than scattering them into indistinct flashes. At 4.92 carats the stone carries presence without overwhelming the wearer, and the dimensions make it practical for secure settings, bezels, and classic four prong mounts. The eye clean clarity guarantees that the underlying colors are read without distraction, and the excellent polish ensures a luxurious surface finish that will sing under direct light and soften elegantly under ambient illumination. As with many fine Brazilian ametrines, a light heat treatment has been applied to bring out the most desirable tones, and for many customers this treatment represents responsible enhancement to reveal the gem at its visual best.
When it comes to brilliance and visual performance, this bi color ametrine behaves very differently than more common gemstones, and that difference is its strength. Compared with diamond, which is prized for scintillation and fire produced by complex brilliant cuts, the emerald cut ametrine favors broad luminous windows and color separation rather than sparkling points of fire. The result is not a competing kind of flash, but a dramatic serene brilliance, a depth of color play that reads as living color rather than as dispersed white light. Against single color gems like citrine and amethyst, this stone instantly distinguishes itself because those stones offer a single tonal experience, while ametrine offers two complementary palettes in one specimen. A citrine might glow warmly under light, and an amethyst might glow regally in violet, but this ametrine shifts between both, so the wearer experiences warmth and coolness in an elegant, wearable duel. Compared with common blue topaz or white topaz, which often rely on bright clarity and high dispersion to dazzle, the ametrine’s charm is its internal color architecture, which catches and holds the eye in a much more narrative way. Versus sapphire, which can exhibit intense singular hues and sometimes strong pleochroism, ametrine’s natural color zoning produces a more theatrical contrast, a split personality that is rare and immediately recognizable.
If your need is for an engagement ring that does not mimic the mainstream, but instead offers an heirloom quality story and a gemstone with both clarity and theatrical color, this 4.92 carat emerald cut bi color ametrine from Brazil is a turnkey solution. If you are a collector seeking pieces that illustrate nature’s capacity for dramatic color juxtaposition, this gem provides a textbook example, with professional cutting, intense saturation, and a polish that frames the colors immaculately. The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist with mounting ideas, bespoke settings, and secure shipping, and we stand by the description and provenance of this stone. This ametrine will not only complete an important design decision, it will also end a search for a truly unique center stone that blends brilliance, clarity, and dramatic dual color in a way that more common gems cannot replicate.

























