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6.50Ct Loose Bi-Color Bolivianite Ametrine Quartz Lab Treated Pear Cut Gemstone. This 6.50 Ct Loose Bi-Color Bolivia Ametrine Pear Cut gemstone is a s

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6.50Ct Loose Bi-Color Bolivianite Ametrine Quartz Lab Treated Pear Cut Gemstone. This 6.50 Ct Loose Bi-Color Bolivia Ametrine Pear Cut gemstone is a stunning addition to any collection. With excellent Cut Grade and Loupe Clean clarity, the gemstone boasts Asterism Gemstone Effect with Gemstone Treatment. The gemstone is pear-shaped and measures 12.6 mm in length and 8.4 mm in depth, with a width of 12.6 mm. The gemstone is transparent. Ideal for jewelry-making or as a collector's item, this Ametrine gemstone is sourced from Bolivia, South America, and is sure to impress. Its unique Bi-Color Gemstone Color makes it a valuable purchase for any gemstone enthusiast. Ametrine is a rare, naturally occurring bi-color quartz that seamlessly blends the purple of amethyst with the yellow-orange of citrine in a single crystal. Its name is a portmanteau of the two stones. Almost all commercially available ametrine originates from the remote Anahi Mine in Bolivia, leading to its alternate trade name, bolivianite. History & Lore. According to legend, the Bolivian mine was lost for centuries. It was supposedly rediscovered in the 1600s after a Spanish conquistador married Ayoreos Princess Anahi, who introduced him to the deposit. The stone's modern commercial popularity only began in the 1970s once the mine was rediscovered. In crystal healing, it is often called the "Stone of Clarity," believed to help balance intellect with intuition, ease emotional stress, and bring mental clarity to the wearer.

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