Ametrine Crystal Tree – Gemstone Tree for Balance, Clarity & Energy
Ametrine is a natural bicolor variety of quartz that unites purple amethyst and golden citrine in a single stone, traditionally associated with balance and clarity. This handmade gemstone tree sets branches of natural ametrine chip beads on a rough amethyst crystal base, hand-assembled into a one-of-a-kind accent piece.
Quick facts
| Stone | Ametrine (chip beads) on an Amethyst crystal base |
| Composition | Silicon dioxide (SiO₂) — a natural bicolor amethyst-citrine quartz |
| Hardness (Mohs) | 7 |
| Color | Purple-to-gold zoned |
| Origin | Bolivia is the primary global source of natural ametrine |
| Chakra | Solar Plexus and Crown (bridges Amethyst and Citrine energy) |
| Traditionally used for | Balance, clarity, focus, easing transitions |
| Care / Water-safe | Wipe clean only — avoid soaking due to the wire-wrapped branches |
Meaning & history
Ametrine forms where amethyst and citrine occur together in the same crystal, uniting the calming clarity of Amethyst with the bright, motivated energy of Citrine. In crystal tradition it's associated with balance and easing transitions — many people keep it close to harmonize a calm mind with focused, positive action.
Gemstone trees like this one are a popular way to display many small chip beads together as a single sculptural piece. Explore more in our gemstone trees collection, or browse stones for manifestation and abundance.
How to use it
Display it where you want a balanced, uplifting focal point — a desk for clarity and drive, a shelf, or an altar. Some people sit near it briefly during meditation, focusing on the interplay of calm and motivation the two stones represent. Because each tree is hand-assembled from natural stone, the color blend, chip shape, and base vary from piece to piece, so yours will be one of a kind.
Care & cleansing
Ametrine and amethyst are both hard, durable quartz (Mohs 7), but this piece is wire-wrapped and glued onto its base, so avoid soaking or rinsing it under water. Instead, dust it gently or wipe the beads with a soft, dry cloth, and keep it away from direct sunlight, which can fade amethyst's purple tones over time, and away from humid or damp spaces that could loosen the glue or tarnish the wire.
Frequently asked questions
What is ametrine?
Ametrine is a natural bicolor variety of quartz that combines purple amethyst and golden citrine in a single stone. This is a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.
Where does ametrine come from?
Bolivia is the primary global source of natural ametrine, historically mined at the Anahi mine.
What is this gemstone tree made of?
Small ametrine chip beads wire-wrapped into branches, set on a rough natural amethyst crystal base.
How do I use a gemstone tree?
Display it on a desk, shelf, or altar as a balanced, uplifting focal point, or sit near it briefly during meditation.
How do I clean and care for it?
Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth rather than rinsing or soaking it, since the branches are wire-wrapped and glued to the base. Keep it out of direct sunlight and humidity.
Will my tree look exactly like the photo?
No — each tree is hand-assembled from natural stone, so the color blend, chip shape, and base vary from piece to piece.
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