Brazilian Ametrine Bracelet A – Round Beads 3 to 4mm
This Brazilian ametrine bracelet is composed of small round beads measuring approximately 3 to 4mm. Its delicately blended purple and yellow hues give it a luminous, original, and refined appearance.
Originating from Brazil, this bracelet is made of fine round beads of A-grade ametrine. Ametrine is a bicolor variety of quartz that combines the purple tones of amethyst and the yellow shades of citrine within a single stone.
The beads, approximately 3 to 4mm, give the bracelet a delicate and discreet look. Its nuanced colors allow it to be worn alone or easily paired with other natural stone jewelry.
With a length of approximately 17 to 18cm, this bracelet is suitable for wrists measuring approximately 16 to 18cm.
The colors, patterns, inclusions, transparency, and distribution of shades may vary slightly from one stone and one bracelet to another. These variations make each piece of jewelry unique.
Characteristics
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Stone: Ametrine
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Mineral family: Quartz
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Shape: Round beads
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Bead dimensions: Approximately 3 to 4 mm
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Bracelet length: Approximately 17 to 18 cm
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Recommended wrist size: 16 to 18 cm
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Weight: Approximately 7 g
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Stone origin: Brazil
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Quality: A – Good quality
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Mounting: Elastic thread
Traditionally associated virtues of ametrine
In lithotherapy, ametrine is traditionally associated with both the serenity of amethyst and the dynamism attributed to citrine. It is notably appreciated for supporting:
- the balance between calm and vitality;
- mental clarity and concentration;
- creativity and motivation;
- self-confidence;
- periods of change and renewal.
Information related to lithotherapy is provided for cultural and informational purposes. It does not replace medical advice or treatment.
Purification, recharging, and maintenance
To delicately purify ametrine, favor fumigation, sound vibrations, or placing the bracelet on a flower of life.
To recharge it, place it in soft moonlight or for a few hours on a cluster of rock crystal. Avoid long and repeated exposures to intense sun, which may gradually alter its shades.
To preserve the beads and mounting, avoid chemicals, perfume, swimming, impacts, and prolonged humidity.