14k Yellow Gold
In House Treasure
Emerald Cut Ametrine Cathedral Gallery Ring
Emerald Cut Ametrine Cathedral Gallery Ring
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An emerald cut ametrine held by four corner-molded prongs — warm golden-amber citrine at the crown and deep violet-purple amethyst dominating the lower face, the natural color boundary shifting with every angle of light. Beneath the stone, a cathedral-arch open gallery rises on each side in bold sculpted gold arcs, fully exposing the pavilion. The shank splits cleanly below the mount. Crafted with natural ametrine and solid 14k yellow gold — wearable art that holds its value.
- Ametrine: 1 natural ametrine | Warm golden citrine + deep violet-purple amethyst | Natural color boundary | Emerald cut | 29.91ct | Length: 21.19mm | Width: 16.02mm | Depth: 11.09mm | 4 corner-molded prongs | Full table exposed | Mohs 7
- Metal: 14k Yellow Gold | Solid | High-polish | 4 corner-molded prong ametrine setting | Cathedral-arch open gallery | Split shank
- Ring Size: 7 | Complimentary resizing available upon request
- Dimensions: Length: 21.27mm (13/16"+) | Width: 18.06mm (11/16"+) | Depth: 12.20mm (1/2"-)
Crafted in our USA workshop, start to finish.
Color Note:
This stone is natural ametrine — a single crystal displaying two distinct colors simultaneously: warm golden citrine in the upper half and deep violet-purple amethyst in the lower half, divided by a natural color boundary that shifts with every angle of light. Natural inclusions are characteristics of the variety, not flaws.
Stone Notes:
Ametrine is a naturally occurring quartz carrying two distinct colors in a single crystal — warm golden citrine and deep violet-purple amethyst, separated by a natural color boundary that shifts as light moves across the table. Ametrine ranks 7 on the Mohs scale — durable and wearable, with good toughness for everyday wear.
A Note on Color:
Photography is captured under controlled lighting to represent this piece as accurately as possible. Ametrine's dual-color gradient shifts with the angle of light — golden citrine and violet-purple amethyst most distinct in natural daylight. Colors may read slightly differently depending on your light source, screen calibration, and brightness.
Care:
Your jewelry is a lifetime investment and a work of art — treat it with the care it deserves. Ametrine is durable but handle with care — avoid sharp blows and abrasive surfaces. Remove before swimming, bathing, or any prolonged water exposure. Avoid chlorine, harsh chemicals, and prolonged chemical exposure. Never apply lotions, hairspray, perfume, or cosmetics while wearing — always put on last. Avoid prolonged exposure to perspiration. Never expose to sudden temperature changes. Clean gently with warm water and mild soap using a soft brush; pat dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Store separately in a soft pouch. Annual inspection recommended — verify all corner prong settings at each inspection.
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