Pure Ametrine Pendants in Sterling Silver  

Natural Bolivian Ametrine Pendants Set in .925 Silver

Ametrine rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear in pendant settings. The color distribution in each stone depends on temperature variations during crystal formation millions of years ago. Some pieces show sharp boundaries between purple and yellow zones, while others display gradual blending. No two stones share identical color patterns. The Anahi Mine in eastern Bolivia remains the primary source for gem-quality ametrine. Spanish conquistadors received ametrine as a gift in the 17th century, though commercial mining began only in the 1970s. The stone carries the durability of quartz with the visual interest of bicolor zoning. SilverRush Style has offered natural stone jewelry since 2005. Each ametrine pendant ships free within the United States and features genuine .925 sterling silver settings. Browse the collection to find a piece that fits your preference and budget.