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7.00 Ct. Bi Color Ametrine from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Oct 6
Item ID: | K29620 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.52 Width: 8.4 Height: 8.16 |
Weight: | 7.00 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 | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
A jewel such as this magnificent bi color ametrine is more than an adornment, it is a statement of taste and arrival, and at The Natural Gemstone Company we present it as an object of desire worthy of the most discerning collectors. This specimen weighs 7.00 carats, and is fashioned in an emerald cut faceted style, with the elegant proportions of 13.52 x 8.40 x 8.16 mm, a transparent presence that captures and refracts light with composure. Its remarkable bi color division moves from a regal amethyst purple to a warm golden citrine yellow, a transition of tone that reads like a private sunrise trapped within the stone. The clarity is very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, ensuring a window into the gem that is clean to the eye, while its intense color intensity and excellent polish crown the piece with a brilliance that feels both modern and timeless. Heat treated to achieve optimal stability and vibrancy, and sourced from the mineral rich soils of Madagascar, this ametrine carries provenance that speaks to rarity, and to a story that elevates ownership into a personal rite of refinement.
When set into jewelry the duality of purple and gold offers an extraordinary versatility that flatters a spectrum of skin tones, and this is where the true magic of the stone reveals itself. On fair complexions the deep amethyst band provides an arresting contrast that enlivens porcelain or alabaster skin, the purple presenting as a jewel tone that reads like evening elegance, while the golden citrine brings warmth and a radiant glow that complements rosy undertones. For those with medium skin tones the two colors act in conversation, the purple enhancing the natural depth of the skin without overpowering it, and the golden segment echoing undertones to create a luminous harmony. For olive and tan skin the golden section sings with sunlit intensity and the purple provides a sophisticated counterpoint, a dramatic interplay that highlights the tan in a way that feels intentionally curated and unmistakably chic. On deeper skin tones the purple achieves a sumptuous, velvety presence, while the golden band becomes incandescent, offering a high contrast that reads like haute couture, the ametrine appearing almost like an heirloom discovered in a private collection, ready to be set into a bold cocktail ring or a refined pendant.
The choice of metal and setting will further tailor how this stone complements individual skin tones, and the emerald cut lends itself to designs that emphasize linear elegance and architectural poise. A yellow gold bezel or prong setting will intensify the golden citrine areas, creating a warm halo that merges with warm undertones and tans, while a rose gold mount will enhance the stone for those who favor a modern romantic look, softening the purple into a flattering, wearable palette. White gold or platinum mounts will bias the eye toward the cooler amethyst hues, allowing the purple to take center stage against fairer complexions, and creating a contemporary statement for evening wear. Consider a vertical orientation in a ring to elongate the finger and to present the bi color division as a deliberate design feature, or choose a horizontal orientation in a pendant to create a horizontal ribbon of color that draws the gaze. Paired in delicate drop earrings, matched with small citrine or amethyst accents, the gem becomes a conversation of light, an ensemble that flatters a range of undertones while maintaining a sense of singularity and distinction.
Owning this ametrine is to possess a rare conversation piece, an heirloom quality gem that expresses individuality and refined taste, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to offer such a stone to those who collect with intent. The stone speaks to designers and to private clients alike, inviting bespoke settings that can be tailored to personal colorology, from minimalist solitaire rings that allow the bi color to command attention, to multi stone creations that play off the two dominant hues for a balanced and sophisticated effect. The excellent polish and intense color intensity ensure that every facet carries the narrative of light, while the very very slightly included clarity retains natural authenticity without distracting from the overall impact. Whether placed in a bespoke engagement ring that celebrates a union of contrasts, in a dramatic cocktail ring that announces presence, or in a pair of refined earrings that frame the face, this emerald cut ametrine from Madagascar is a wearable masterpiece that flatters a wide spectrum of skin tones through thoughtful metal and design choices, making the wearer feel acknowledged, admired, and undeniably distinguished.
























