Pure Ametrine Jewelry in Sterling Silver  

Natural Bicolor Quartz Set in .925 Sterling Silver

Ametrine rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for rings, pendants, earrings, and bracelets worn regularly. The color boundary between purple and yellow zones can appear sharp or gradual depending on how the rough stone was cut. Gem cutters orient ametrine to show both colors through the table facet, a technique that requires planning before the first cut. The Anahi Mine remains the world's dominant source for gem-quality ametrine. Stones from this deposit show consistent color saturation in both zones. Lab-created versions exist, but natural ametrine carries the irregular color distribution that indicates geological origin. Each piece in this collection uses natural stones mounted in sterling silver settings. SilverRush Style has shipped silver jewelry with real gemstones since 2005. Our ametrine pieces arrive with the same quality standards we apply to all orders: solid .925 silver construction and stones selected for color clarity. Take your time browsing the collection.