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5.01 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Nov 10
Item ID: | K33233 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.82 Width: 7.67 Height: 6.51 |
Weight: | 5.01 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 | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
This exceptional bi color ametrine offered by The Natural Gemstone Company is a finely balanced combination of size, proportion, and aesthetic appeal, it weighs 5.01 carats, and measures 12.82 x 7.67 x 6.51 millimeters, it is faceted in an emerald cut which emphasizes clean lines, step facets, and broad tables that allow the gem to present its two colors with clarity and grace. The emerald cut preserves the stone s transparency while producing a sophisticated play of light across the broad planes, it is an ideal choice for a collector or a jeweler who seeks a statement center stone that remains elegant and wearable. The photographs demonstrate the clear interface between the warm golden yellow and the violet purple, and the proportions shown by these dimensions deliver a comfortable presence on the finger that is neither overly dominant nor easily overlooked. As with every gem we present, overall weight and measurements are exact to help you plan for custom settings, and the emerald cut offers an architectural canvas that accentuates the natural zoning of this ametrine.
On a technical level this gemstone carries the clarity grade of eye clean when evaluated at normal viewing distance, which means that no inclusions are visible to the unaided eye during routine inspection, this clarity grade is particularly important for step cut shapes such as the emerald cut, because the large facets and open table make internal features more visible than in brilliant cuts. The color intensity is described as medium, a balance that gives the yellow and purple zones presence without becoming dark or overly saturated, and the excellent polish is evident in the mirror like facet junctions that contribute to crisp light return and well defined color separation. We disclose that this piece has undergone heat treatment, a common and accepted enhancement in quartz family gems that can stabilize and enhance the citrine tones and deepen the purple when applied carefully, such treatment is stable under normal wear and cleaning, and it is fully disclosed because clarity around enhancements is central to honest trade.
From a gemological perspective bi color ametrine occupies a special place because it naturally records two distinct color zones in a single crystal of quartz, the yellow tones related to the citrine component and the purple tones associated with the amethyst component, these zones form during growth due to subtle variations in trace iron chemistry and thermal conditions as the crystal developed, Brazil is well known for producing fine ametrine material, and this particular stone s provenance from Brazil adds geographical context that informed buyers value. The combination of a desirable emerald cut, eye clean clarity, and medium color intensity at 5.01 carats is notable because ametrine of this size and with clear, well defined color zoning is less common than smaller pieces, this rarity enhances collectability, and for those who appreciate calibrated portfolios the gem can serve as a distinctive alternative to more widely traded colored gems, collectors and designers alike prize such specimens because they combine visual drama with straightforward identification and stable enhancement history.
Owning this ametrine is an investment in both beauty and craftsmanship, it is a tangible asset that bridges aesthetic pleasure and technical quality, the emerald cut underscores the cutter s skill in orienting the color zones to maximize contrast and symmetry while retaining weight and proportion, thoughtful cutting and excellent polish reflect craft decisions that materially affect light performance and market value. For the practical owner we recommend settings that allow the bi color character to be viewed from multiple angles, open prong or low bezel designs keep the viewing plane unobstructed, and because the stone is heat treated we advise routine cleaning with mild soap and warm water using a soft brush, avoid extreme thermal shock and strong chemicals, and for an added layer of assurance The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to assist with documentation, bespoke mounting options, and professional advice to match the gem with precious metal choices and design styles that will best showcase its dual hues. This ametrine is a refined acquisition for an educated buyer who seeks a unique and wearable gemstone, it promises enduring visual appeal and represents a considered purchase from a reputable source, The Natural Gemstone Company.

























