COLOR :Purple/Golden
GEMSTONE OF MONTH : February
ZODIAC SIGN : Pisces
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About Ametrine
- Ametrine is a combination of amethyst citrine, thus Ametrine stone inherits property of both the stone
- Ametrine is a formed when a quartz consist of both Amethyst and citrine together. This is a very rare and unusual formation. Its also a fact that two Ametrine’s are never exactly alike.
- Ametrine energise concentration and aids thinking mentally. Emotionally, Ametrine releases blockages including negative emotional programming, promoting optimism and well-being.
Properties
- If you walk with fear, ametrine will bring out your hidden warrior to you.
- Ametrine has also been known to induce a calm mind, and positive attitude.
- Ametrine is known for its color, hardness, durability and vitreous luster. The properties of hardness and lack of cleavage, make it easily usable for any kind of jewelry.
Healing Properties
- Ametrine is very helpful in getting rid of depression. This leads to inner peace and composure.
- Many believe that it contains the powers of amethyst and citrine in one stone, making it a very powerful money stone as well as an excellent via to higher psychic awareness and spiritual enlightenment.
- very unfrequent stone
- Helps to remove toxin from the body
- Meditating with Ametrine will help you achieve calmness
Uses
- Ametrine is usually faceted in a rectangular cut for jewelry. It is also used for ornate carvings such as animal carvings.
Sources
- The only important locality producing this gem is the Anahí Mine (Mina Anahí), which is located in the eastern part of the country near the Brazilian border.
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- Ametrine rough
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- Ametrine cabochon
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- Ametrine faceted
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- Ametrine beaded
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- Ametrine silver
