This is a hydrothermally etched Bolivian Ametrine from the world-famousΒ AnahΓ Mineβone of the only places on Earth where amethyst and citrine grow together in the same crystal. But what makes this one truly rare is the etching. Over thousands of years, mineral-rich fluids carved its surface into a raw, glassy texture that feels more like sculpture than stone.
These naturally etched specimens are exceptionally uncommon. Most ametrine on the market is either polished smooth or heat-treated to enhance color. This piece? Itβs 100% natural. No cutting. No enhancements. Just pure, natural art.Β
Color-wise, itβs a dreamβlavender, gold, and rose shifting depending on the angle. Itβs one of those specimens that stops you in your tracks. And in this damage-free condition? You wonβt find many like it again.
