Ametrine Faceted Silver Ring (Large)

Ametrine is a natural quartz variety that combines amethyst and citrine in a single crystal, traditionally associated with balance and manifestation. This faceted stone is set in a .925 sterling silver band, sized large and adjustable, with zones of violet and golden-yellow that shift as light moves across the facets. No two stones split their color the same way.

Quick facts

Meaning & history

Ametrine sits in the quartz family and forms when a single crystal grows with two mineral influences — the cool violet of amethyst and the warm gold of citrine — side by side. In crystal tradition, the pairing is read as a union of opposites: amethyst's quiet clarity balanced against citrine's bright motivation. Many wear ametrine when they want to feel level-headed while still moving toward a goal, and it is associated with manifestation and abundance and everyday balance and wellness. It pairs naturally with other pieces from the ametrine collection.

How to wear it

Slide the adjustable band to fit comfortably on any finger from roughly size 5 to 9. Ametrine's Mohs 7 hardness makes it reasonably durable for everyday wear, though it is best removed before heavy manual work, exercise, or swimming to protect the setting and facets.

Care & cleansing

Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth; a mild soap-and-water rinse followed by thorough drying is fine, since quartz is not water-soluble. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and prolonged soaking, and store the ring away from harder stones or metal tools that could scratch the facets. Some cleanse crystal jewelry symbolically with sound or a smudge from our smudging and herbs collection — a personal ritual, not a care requirement.

Frequently asked questions

What is ametrine and what is it used for?
Ametrine is a natural quartz that grows with both amethyst and citrine coloring in one stone. It is worn as jewelry and traditionally associated with balance and abundance. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.

Is this ring water-safe?
Yes. Ametrine is quartz, rated 7 on the Mohs scale, so brief water contact is fine. Remove it before swimming or heavy chores to protect the silver setting.

Can I wear it every day?
Yes, ametrine is durable enough for regular wear. Remove it before activities that could knock or scratch the stone.

How do I cleanse and charge it?
Many cleanse crystal jewelry with sound, a smudge of dried herb, or moonlight, then set an intention while holding the piece. These are optional traditions, not care instructions.

How can I tell my ametrine is real?
Genuine ametrine shows a natural, often diagonal boundary between its purple and yellow zones rather than a uniform gradient. Buying from a trusted source helps ensure authenticity.

What pairs well with an ametrine ring?
It pairs naturally with other stones in the ametrine collection, or amethyst and citrine pieces from our rings line.