This material is the best colored Amethyst and Citrine colored Ametrine coming from the only mine that produces Ametrine - the Anahi Mine on the border of Bolivia and Brasil. This material was purchased on one of our trips to our Brasilian office back in the mid-1980's. These were all hand choosen for color. Most of the material on the market/tv is the lighter color which should be seling for only a few dollars per carat. The darker material is not commonly encountered and we have not purchased any more of this material since that timeframe as we haven't seen this color, quality and price. The color is a medium purple and a medium citrine color. Since every individual computer monitor is setup differently, most photographs, gemstone or others, will appear different on each monitor. It is difficult to get accurate color renditions when photographing gemstones, but we have attempted to show the color as accurately as possible on our monitor.
All That Glitters Gemstones and Crystal appear in a New Trade Article analyzing a Unique Ametrine showing a 'stepped zone' feature, as well as a nicely saturated 50:50 Faceted Ametrine and a crystal from the source - the Anahi Mine. Read the technical study on these pieces!
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine
Featuring both a Faceted Ametrine as well as a Large Natural Crystal
from the All That Glitters Collection!
Read about "The Legend of Bolivianite(Ametrine) in Gemology Today, published by the World Gem Foundation,
Featuring 4 Fantastically Beautiful Custom Faceted Ametrines from the All That Glitters Collection!
The Legend of Bolivianite (Ametrine)
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A 7.59ct Blended Ametrine Oval. (ajml-19-01l) $570 | |
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A Lively Blended Ametrine in a Fancy Round Design - 13.18cts. (ajml-19-01j) $1318 | |
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Here is an example of one of our Specialty Ametrines with Hand-Grooved Cutting! |
This 31.00ct Beauty is currently available - scroll down and find this gemstone below...
(Images have been photographed under different lighting conditions and sometimes with a different device.) |
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12.62ct Fancy Tear Drop faceted from our specialty rough by one of our U.S Cutters! (ajml-19-01k) $883 |
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A 34.56ct Blended Grooved Ametrine Kite completed by our specialty cutter. (ajml-16b-01a) $2456 |
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Concave Faceted 34.58ct Half Moon Shaped Ametrine |
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Concave Faceted 34.58ct Half Moon Shaped Ametrine. Rough came directly from the only mine producing this material and was hand-selected for our specialty cuts. Faceted by our award winning concave cutter in this wonderful complicated and time-consuming style. The cutter requires about 5 days or more from the time he begins to work the rough to completion of the final gemstone. The process is not typically completed over a 5 day period, but usually a month, as the artist takes a break and works on other material as this particular cutting style is labor intensive, requires total concentration and quite a bit of pressure to obtain a final high polish. Issues and unforseen problems can occur at any time, and therefore, more time, energy and effort extends the timeframe before a gemstone may be finished. (ajml-16b-01d) Contact us for pricing. |
Published!
Featured in Gemmology Today Magazine (World Gem Foundation), May 2018 Edition The Legend of Boliviante(Ametrine) |
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56.64ct Kite Shaped Concave Ametrine. |
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Concave Faceted 56.64ct Kite Shaped Ametrine with Optical Dishes and More! Rough came directly from the only mine producing this material and was hand-selected for our specialty cuts. Faceted by our award winning concave cutter in this wonderful complicated and time-consuming style. The cutter requires about 5 days or more from the time he begins to work the rough to completion of the final gemstone. The process is not typically completed over a 5 day period, but usually a month, as the artist takes a break and works on other material as this particular cutting style is labor intensive, requires total concentration and quite a bit of pressure to obtain a final high polish. Issues and unforseen problems can occur at any time, and therefore, more time, energy and effort extends the timeframe before a gemstone may be finished. This exceptional design is another possible contender for a cutting award. (ajml-16b-01i) Contact us for pricing. |
Published!
Featured in Gemmology Today Magazine (World Gem Foundation), May 2018 Edition The Legend of Boliviante(Ametrine) |
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One says WOW when viewing this Fancy Blended Ametrine! |
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Click on the above photo for a larger image. |
A 45.60ct Concave Cut Blended Ametrine in a uniquely shaped oval, showing the Amethyst and Citrine as separate
areas within the gemstone, but also causing some blending which adds interest and beauty. This was photographed with a ring light
which allows proper even lighting to see the color patterns/cutting throughout the gem. Our connections to the mine
that produces this material, allows us to obtain the unique pieces of rough we require to produce such beautiful treasures.
The rough is personally selected for All That Glitters. We do anticipate (or perhaps better said - we 'hope') beautiful gemstones
will result from our rough by our cutter, but sometimes the custom design the cutter has chosen and the one-of-a-kind rough we supply him,
turns into something far beyond what was originally expected, as is the case of this piece as well as a custom created fancy fan shape
(incorporating grooving, faceting and even optical dishes in the design shown below). So unique and beautiful are these, that we have
been comtemplating entering them into the ATGA Cutting Edge Competition when that is held in the future. The negatives to entering these
gemstones into this contest include waiting for the contest to begin, the high entrance fees ($300, not to mention the cost of shipping
and insuring the gems in full) and the fact that if the judges agree about the uniqueness of the cutting/shape/color, etc. the gemstones are
not returned to the owner for quite a long time as they go on tour to be admired by others in the trade. We do have a price in mind per carat for these pieces,
and we feel due to the size, the uniquenes, the rarity of the starting material as well as other pluses, that our price is a very good buy and far less the retail
price we have seen for smaller Ametrines with less interesting cuts and where the color zoning is more of the norm of what one sees in 'everyday' Ametrine.
Feel free to email us to inquire about the price. Measures approx: 26.6x19.2x164.mm (ajml-16-01f) Contact us for pricing.
We decided to post a photo of this piece on Facebook, and below are the accolades within the first hour or so...we posted in a group that knows colored gemstones, cutting, unique and beautiful gems: Okay....(pause).....I don't even know what to say. I've never seen anything like it?? This may be THE most amazing Ametrine faceting I have ever seen... Breath taking oh. my. goodness. That is seriously stunning work. Spectacular!! All I've got is gibberish and odd noises. Wow. Wow, wow and more wow. Seriously beautiful. I want this! Fabulous!!!! Wow! !! Damn! it's ridiculous wow wow wow wow awesome awesome awesome speechless actually beautiful beyond...... Hats off .... a gem made by a gem. :-) how ? ... This may be THE most amazing Ametrine faceting I have ever seen. oh. my. goodness. That is seriously stunning work. |
Published!
Featured in Gemmology Today Magazine (World Gem Foundation), May 2018 Edition The Legend of Boliviante(Ametrine) |
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Yes, Another WOW in a Fancy Blended Ametrine! |
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A 70.20ct Concave Cut Blended Ametrine in a custom created fancy fan shape, showing the Amethyst and Citrine as separate areas within the gemstone, but also causing some blending which adds interest and beauty. The first photo was taken under office fluorescent lights. The second photo is partially backlit which allows details to clearly be shown as it is transmitted light vs. reflected light. Our connections to the mine that produces this material, allows us to obtain the unique pieces of rough we require to produce such beautiful treasures. The rough is personally selected for All That Glitters. We do anticipate (or perhaps better said - we 'hope') beautiful gemstones will result from our rough by our cutter, but sometimes the custom design the cutter has chosen and the one-of-a-kind rough we supply him, turns into something far beyond what was originally expected, as is the case of this piece as well as the fancy oval shape above. So unique and beautiful are these, that we have been comtemplating entering them into the ATGA Cutting Edge Competition when that is held in the future. The negatives to entering these gemstones into this contest include waiting for the contest to begin, the high entrance fees ($300, not to mention the cost of shipping and insuring the gems in full) and the fact that if the judges agree about the uniqueness of the cutting/shape/color, etc. the gemstones are not returned to the owner for quite a long time as they go on tour to be admired by others in the trade. We do have a price in mind per carat for these pieces, and we feel due to the size, the uniquenes, the rarity of the starting material as well as other pluses, that our price is a very good buy and far less the retail price we have seen for smaller Ametrines with less interesting cuts and where the color zoning is more of the norm of what one sees in 'everyday' Ametrine. Feel free to email us to inquire about the price. (ajml-16-01e) Contact us for pricing. |
Published!
Featured in Gemmology Today Magazine (World Gem Foundation), May 2018 Edition The Legend of Boliviante(Ametrine) |
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A - 14.76ct Ametrine $886 | |
B - 16.98ct Ametrine $1,018 | |
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17.96ct Ametrine $1,078 |
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Naturally Terminated and
Etched Ametrine Crystal from the Famous
Anahi Mine!
Only one mine produces this material and it is the Anahi Mine.
All That Glitters Gemstones and Crystals have appeared
in a Trade Article analyzing a Unique
Ametrine showing a 'stepped zone' feature, as
well as a nicely saturated 50:50 Faceted
Ametrine and a crystal from the source - the
Anahi Mine. Read the technical study on
these pieces!
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine |
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505ts measuring about 2.75+" high. Super Natural Etching
and terminated Ametrine Crystal from the Anahi mine, the Mine known for producing this material.
As you can see as the crystal rotates, not only do you see citrine and amethyst, but there may be some lighter areas that might
even be clear making it a tricolor crystal. When purchased we were considering making slices, faceting stones or even
carving which would be a marvelous thing for this piece! There may be a small area that popped off because of perhaps a
weak area of the crystal near the surface or perhaps an inclusion, but it is a small glassy area and doesn't really look like a chip but it is also not etched.
Would make a wonderful collector's piece, or one could send it to Germany or utilize a US Cutter to carve a unique design utilizing the various colors of this crystal, leaving some of the natural etching on the back and or sides. (jnfl-12-01a) ONLY $675 ($1.34 per carat!!) NEW VERY LOW PRICE! |
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Naturally Terminated and
Etched Ametrine Crystal from the Famous
Anahi Mine!
Only one mine produces this material and it is the Anahi Mine.
All That Glitters Gemstones and THIS VERY CRYSTAL appear
in a Trade Article analyzing a Unique
Ametrine showing a 'stepped zone' feature, as
well as a nicely saturated 50:50 Color Split Faceted
Ametrine and THE CRYSTAL BELOW - all from the
Anahi Mine. Read the technical study on
these pieces!
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine |
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834cts measuring about 3.5" high. (jnfl-12-01c) $2,695 PUBLISHED!
Sharp crystal faces as you can see, and lots of nice etching! |
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine |
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Note: Magnification and bright lighting is required to photograph gemstones. Some inclusions may be visible under these circumstances. You are viewing photographs as if you were using a loupe or microscope - not your unaided eye. Under normal conditions, these inclusions may not be visible.
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