Emerald Cut Ametrine & Diamond Ring

An emerald cut ametrine held by four corner prongs — warm golden-amber citrine at one end and deep violet-purple amethyst at the other, meeting in a seamless natural gradient across the full step-cut table. Twelve round brilliant diamonds, six on each shoulder, cascade in descending arcs along both sides of the stone. The triple split wire shank fans upward from three rails, separating cleanly below the mount. Crafted with ametrine, diamonds, and solid 14k yellow gold — wearable art that holds its value.

• Ametrine: 1 | Warm golden-amber citrine + deep violet-purple amethyst | Natural color boundary | Emerald cut | 5.84ct | Length: 12.80mm | Width: 9.22mm | Depth: 6.29mm | 4 corner prongs | Full table exposed | Mohs 7
• Diamonds: 12 natural round brilliant | G–H color | VS1 clarity | White & bright | Full cut | 0.28ct total | Cascading shoulder setting | 6 per side | Mohs 10
• Metal: 14k Yellow Gold | Solid | High-polish | 4 corner prong ametrine setting | Cascading diamond shoulder settings | Triple split wire shank
• Ring Size: 7.75 | Complimentary sizing available upon request
• Dimensions: Length: 13.10mm (1/2"+) | Width: 19.62mm (3/4"+) | Depth: 6.63mm (1/4"+)

Crafted in our USA workshop, start to finish.

Color Note:

This stone is ametrine — a single crystal displaying two distinct colors simultaneously: warm golden-amber citrine and deep violet-purple amethyst, divided by a natural color boundary that shifts with every angle of light.

Stone Notes:

Ametrine is a naturally occurring quartz carrying two distinct colors in a single crystal — warm golden-amber citrine and deep violet-purple amethyst, separated by a natural color boundary that shifts as light moves across the table, Mohs 7. Natural inclusions are characteristic of genuine ametrine and are fully expected in these stones. Diamonds are natural carbon crystals, Mohs 10 — white, bright, and precisely placed.

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. Remove before sleeping, swimming, bathing, or any prolonged water exposure. Avoid chlorine, harsh chemicals, and prolonged chemical exposure. Never apply lotions, creams, hairspray, perfume, or cosmetics while wearing — always put on last. Avoid prolonged exposure to perspiration. Avoid impact and abrasive surfaces. Keep away from hot water, direct sunlight, and sudden temperature changes. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Wipe gently after each wear with a soft, dry cloth dampened with plain water only. Store separately in a soft pouch to protect the ametrine, four corner prongs, cathedral gallery, and split shank. Annual inspection recommended — verify all corner prongs, gallery integrity, and split-shank integrity at each inspection.