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8ST414-A2: Ametrine Round 8mm

8ST414-A2: Ametrine Round 8mm

Ametrine is the rare quartz that blends amethyst purple and citrine gold in a single stone, and these 8mm rounds let that natural color zoning do the work for you.

Each bead carries the characteristic dual-tone shift of ametrine — violet purple bleeding into warm golden yellow — so no two beads read exactly alike.

Specifications

  • Size: 8 mm
  • Color: Ametrine
  • Material: Ametrine

What to make with them

String them on a continuous strand for a bracelet or necklace where the color variation creates its own rhythm, or mix them with solid amethyst and citrine rounds to echo the tones already living inside the stone.

$13.81

Original: $39.45

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8ST414-A2: Ametrine Round 8mm—

$39.45

$13.81

8ST414-A2: Ametrine Round 8mm

Ametrine is the rare quartz that blends amethyst purple and citrine gold in a single stone, and these 8mm rounds let that natural color zoning do the work for you.

Each bead carries the characteristic dual-tone shift of ametrine — violet purple bleeding into warm golden yellow — so no two beads read exactly alike.

Specifications

  • Size: 8 mm
  • Color: Ametrine
  • Material: Ametrine

What to make with them

String them on a continuous strand for a bracelet or necklace where the color variation creates its own rhythm, or mix them with solid amethyst and citrine rounds to echo the tones already living inside the stone.

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Description

Ametrine is the rare quartz that blends amethyst purple and citrine gold in a single stone, and these 8mm rounds let that natural color zoning do the work for you.

Each bead carries the characteristic dual-tone shift of ametrine — violet purple bleeding into warm golden yellow — so no two beads read exactly alike.

Specifications

  • Size: 8 mm
  • Color: Ametrine
  • Material: Ametrine

What to make with them

String them on a continuous strand for a bracelet or necklace where the color variation creates its own rhythm, or mix them with solid amethyst and citrine rounds to echo the tones already living inside the stone.