Ametrine Gold Ring, Emerald Cut
$259.00
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL, EMERALD-CUT AMETRINE IN 10k YELLOW GOLD RING, SIZE 8
Ametrine, also known by the trade name bolivianite, is a variety of quartz with alternating zones of purple (Amethyst) and yellow-orange (Citrine) coloration. Its name derives from the two minerals. Metaphysically, as a stone of both balance and connection, Ametrine is believed to relieve tension, bring serenity, and stimulate creativity, as well as balance mental stability and self-confidence.
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