Ametrine - Specimen quartz matrix its geological beauty lies in

its geological beauty lies in the contrast between its density and its delicate crystal forms

Geological Age:  195–175 mya

It develops in the oxidized parts of copper deposits when copper-rich solutions react with silica and precipitate into open spaces

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MediumApproximate Size of 1 piece: 6

Ametrine - Specimen quartz matrix its geological beauty lies inMined from: Hail Mary Pocket, Mount Breakenridge, Harrison Lake, British Columbia, Canada Description: This one of a kind ametrine specimen presents as a naturally elongated quartz crystal with a well defined prismatic structure and a sharply terminated point. The body is predominantly a pale champagne to smoky clear tone, with subtle zoning visible along its length. Near the termination, there is a delicate blush of amethyst coloration, faint but