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Sterling silver nine AMETRINE 7x5mm bracelet est 9.90ctw Custom hand assembled
Sterling silver nine AMETRINE 7x5mm bracelet est 9.90ctw Custom hand assembled

Sterling silver nine AMETRINE 7x5mm bracelet est 9.90ctw Custom hand assembled

$ 131.47

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Total Carat Weight (TCW): Est 9.90tcw
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Metal Purity: 925 parts per 1000
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Main Stone: Ametrine
  • Condition: Lovely ametrine. Bracelet hand assembled & custom made by a professional jeweler.
  • Metal: Sterling Silver
  • Main Stone Color: purple & yellow
  • Main Stone Creation: Natural

    Description

    This is a beautiful bracelet consisting of natural Ametrine. The ametrine measure 7x5mm based on a calibration chart approx. 1.10 carats each gemstone, estimated 9.90tcw. (purple amethyst & yellow citrine) The mountings are sterling silver cast double wire with 4 prongs. The clarity of these gemstone are beautifully clear.  Bracelet has been rhodium plated to help prevent oxidation. Stamped 925 sterling silver lobster clasp with additional closed link chain to measure from 6.5" up to 7.25" length. Very difficult to capture the beauty of these lovely ametrines with the camera as each angle captures a different facet reflection!
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    Postal Insurance included.
    (M-PE-76-3)
    Description on Ametrine found on the internet:
    "A dynamic example of blending colors, Ametrine is nature’s balance of Amethyst and Citrine. Its purple and yellow hues, normally found on opposite sides of the color wheel, offer a visually arresting combination. Such combinations make Ametrine a winning fashion accessory as it complements apparel year-round. Ametrine gemstones were first seen by Europeans in the 17th century when they were presented as a gift to the Spanish queen by a conquistador returning from South America. Having married the beautiful princess Anahí, from the Ayoreos tribe of Bolivia, the conquistador had received an Ametrine mine as part of his wife’s dowry. Today, the Anahí mine is the world’s only source for this rare gem. Ametrine is typically cut in rectangular shapes to best show their color graduations. They are also a favorite of gem carvers whose expertise brings out the beauty of natures balancing act. As a member of the Quartz family of gems, Ametrine is said to be a good gem for everyday wear, making it an ideal gem for those who seek a unique display of color. "