Ametrine - Specimen

Mined from: Hail Mary Pocket, Mount Breakenridge, Harrison Lake, British Columbia, Canada

Description: This one of a kind ametrine specimen presents as a naturally elongated quartz crystal with a well-defined prismatic structure and a sharply terminated point. The body is predominantly a pale champagne to smoky-clear tone, with subtle zoning visible along its length. Near the termination, there is a delicate blush of amethyst coloration, faint but distinct, creating a gentle transition between clear quartz and purple hues. The crystal shows internal veils and wispy phantom-like textures, adding depth and visual complexity when viewed from different angles.

The surface reveals a mix of natural luster and areas of contact wear, consistent with its formation environment. Scattered throughout the crystal are small, dark mineral inclusions—appearing as peppered black specks—along with iron-stained patches in warm ochre tones. These inclusions are concentrated more heavily along one side and toward the midsection, giving the piece a raw, geological character. The base is slightly rough and irregular, suggesting where it detached from the host matrix, while the termination remains largely intact and well-formed.

Quantity: 1pc
With this product, you will get the actual stone in the photograph.