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Ametrine Stone Glossary

Ametrine is a naturally occurring variety of quartz that displays both amethyst (purple) and citrine (yellow) zones within a single crystal. This unique bicolor effect is prized for its striking visual contrast and versatility in jewelry design. Dakota Stones offers ametrine beads that are valued for their clarity, well-defined color separation, and durability. Ametrine's hardness and stability make it suitable for a range of jewelry applications, from statement pieces to everyday wear.


Key Facts

Types of: N/A

Also known as: Trystine, Bolivianite

Geologic origin (overview): Ametrine forms in quartz veins where specific geological conditions allow both amethyst and citrine coloration to develop in the same crystal.

Typical origins: Bolivia (Single Source Stone)

Treatments: Natural

Mohs hardness: 7

Chakra (traditional): Solar Plexus, Crown


Metaphysical (traditional)

Traditionally associated with balancing energies, enhancing mental clarity, and supporting creativity.


Care Guidance

Clean ametrine beads with mild soap and lukewarm water. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which may cause color fading. Store separately to prevent scratching.


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