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Ametrine Necklace Collection
Each ametrine necklace in this collection features a genuine bicolor gemstone that forms when amethyst and citrine crystallize together in a single quartz crystal. Found primarily in Bolivia's Anahí Mine, ametrine displays zones of purple and golden yellow within the same stone. Browse 9 sterling silver pendants priced from $740 to $1505, all set in .925 silver and shipped free within the US.
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Natural Amethyst-Citrine Pendants in Sterling Silver
Ametrine ranks 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear in pendant settings. The color zoning occurs naturally during crystal formation when iron impurities oxidize at different rates across the stone. No two specimens show identical color distribution, so each pendant carries its own pattern of purple-to-yellow transition. Our ametrine pendant collection showcases stones selected for clear color separation and minimal inclusions. The .925 sterling silver settings protect the gemstone while allowing light to pass through the translucent quartz. Bolivia remains the world's primary commercial source, though smaller deposits exist in Brazil and India. SilverRush Style has offered natural stone jewelry since 2005. Every ametrine necklace ships with free delivery to US addresses. Browse the selection above to find a pendant that fits your style.Frequently Asked Questions
Where does ametrine come from?
Most commercial ametrine originates from the Anahí Mine in eastern Bolivia. This mine has produced bicolor quartz since the 17th century and remains the dominant global source.
Is ametrine a natural stone?
Yes, natural ametrine forms when temperature variations during quartz crystallization cause different oxidation states of iron, producing purple amethyst zones and yellow citrine zones in one crystal.
How hard is ametrine?
Ametrine measures 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, the same as other quartz varieties. This makes it durable enough for pendants and most jewelry types with normal care.
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