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Ametrine Rough

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Ametrine Rough For Sale

When seeking Ametrine Rough, buyers should prioritize several key factors to ensure a worthwhile purchase. Begin by assessing the color transition; Ametrine is prized for its combination of amethyst and citrine colors, so look for stones with a clear and distinct division between the two hues. Clarity is vital, as cleaner specimens are more desirable. Consider the size and shape of the rough, as this affects the potential yield for cut gemstones. Additionally, inspect for fractures or inclusions that may impact the stone's appearance or suitability for cutting. By carefully evaluating these factors, buyers can acquire Ametrine Rough that promises a beautiful and unique gemstone.