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Ametrine - Ametrine Natural Chunks (Bolivia)

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$4.86 $6.75 In stock

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This Ametrine natural chunk from Bolivia offers a striking combination of golden yellow and purple tones in a single stone. Each piece is unique, showcasing the natural beauty of this rare quartz variety.

  • Natural ametrine chunks sourced from Bolivia
  • Features a blend of amethyst purple and citrine yellow hues
  • Unpolished, natural form for a raw and organic look
  • Ideal for crystal collections, displays, or decorative use
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The gold and purple banding in my chunk is way more vivid in person than in the listing photos. I keep it on my desk and catch new color shifts in it depending on the light. Genuinely a beautiful little piece of quartz.

Henry V. ★★★★★

Mine leans mostly purple with just a streak of gold running through one side, which honestly looks better in person than in the listing photos. The natural chunk has rough edges and a few small internal fractures, but that's part of the charm for a raw quartz piece.

Mia ★★★★★

The color split on this chunk is unreal — one half is deep purple, the other fades into a warm golden yellow, and the transition is sharper than the photos suggested. It sits on my windowsill now and the purple really comes alive when sunlight hits it.