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5.02 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K31691 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.08 Width: 9.16 Height: 6.85 |
Weight: | 5.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Step Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $50 |
This listing features a beautiful transparent 5.02 carat fancy shape bi color ametrine, measuring 12.08 x 9.16 x 6.85 mm, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. This specimen displays a true fusion of amethyst and citrine tones within a single crystal, exhibiting intense color intensity and an eye clean clarity grade as evaluated at normal viewing distance. The gem is faceted in a refined step cut, and the polish is graded excellent, which together present a crisp, luminous surface and precise facet junctions. The ametrine is origin Brazil, and it has been subject to a professional and stable heat treatment to enhance and even out the color distribution, a widely accepted practice within the gem trade that preserves durability and natural character while improving visual impact. As a transparent quartz variety with a pleasing bi color presence, this ametrine balances size and wearable dimensions, making it suitable for a statement ring or a prominent pendant.
The geometric faceting of this piece is the key to its optical performance, with the step cut chosen specifically to maximize the interplay between light return and color separation. Step facets, arranged in parallel rows, create broad reflective planes that produce large flashes of light and a hall of mirrors effect, ideal for a gem where contrasting color zones are a primary attraction. Because quartz has a refractive index near 1.55 and moderate dispersion, the faceting strategy focuses on bold, planar facets rather than excessive small facets, in order to preserve weight and emphasize the vivid bi color zoning. The careful faceting produces crisp boundaries and channeling of light across the color interface, allowing the purple and golden hues to read distinctly yet harmoniously as the stone is viewed from different angles. An eye clean clarity grade means there are no inclusions visible to the unaided eye at typical viewing distances, a significant advantage for step cut stones where internal features can otherwise interrupt the clean planes of light. The excellent polish minimizes surface scattering, so light is efficiently reflected and transmitted, enhancing saturation and the apparent depth of color. Together these attributes demonstrate intentional lapidary decisions aimed at presenting the stone to discerning buyers who evaluate cut, clarity, and optical behavior in tandem.
For the educated buyer, this 5.02 carat ametrine represents a compelling combination of natural origin, documented treatment, and technical craftsmanship. The Brazil provenance situates the stone within a respected geological context, where large transparent quartz crystals with distinctive color zoning are known to occur. Heat treatment has been disclosed transparently, and when performed within standard gemological practice, it stabilizes and intensifies color without compromising the structural integrity that quartz provides at a Mohs hardness of 7 and a specific gravity around 2.65. From a valuation standpoint, the significant carat weight combined with intense color and eye clean clarity enhance collectibility and jewelry suitability, because larger, clean bi color ametrines with excellent polish and intentional faceting are relatively rare in the marketplace. Practical considerations such as care and setting also favor this stone, because quartz responds well to standard jewelry construction and can be safely cleaned with warm soapy water and a soft brush, while avoiding extreme thermal shock or chemical abuse. For customers seeking a transparent, well executed bi color gemstone that will perform beautifully in light and display robust color contrast, this ametrine is an excellent example.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize full disclosure and educational guidance, and we present this ametrine with clear information on its measurements, cutting style, clarity grading, origin, and enhancement history to support informed purchasing decisions. If you are assembling a collection, commissioning a bespoke piece, or comparing options for a signature jewelry commission, this gem delivers technical merit and aesthetic presence in equal measure, and it responds particularly well to designs that allow light in from the crown and emphasize the linear geometry of the step cut. We welcome inquiries about viewing images under standardized light, detailed magnified imagery, or bespoke setting recommendations to ensure the mounted piece preserves the stone's geometry and maximizes light play. This ametrine combines geological interest, responsible disclosure, and lapidary expertise, making it a confident acquisition for buyers who appreciate both the science and the beauty of fine colored gemstones.

























