Ametrine Hexagonal Pendant (Silver)

Ametrine is a natural variety of quartz that grows as amethyst and citrine within a single crystal, traditionally associated with balanced clarity and quiet abundance. This pendant sets a natural ametrine point in a hexagonal frame on a silver-tone chain, showing the stone's purple-to-gold color shift in one clean geometric setting.

Quick facts

Stone	Ametrine
Composition	Silicon dioxide (quartz — amethyst/citrine bicolor)
Hardness (Mohs)	7
Color	Purple fading into golden yellow
Origin	Primarily Bolivia
Chakra	Crown and solar plexus
Traditionally used for	Balance, mental clarity, quiet abundance
Care / Water-safe	Durable; water-safe for brief rinsing

Meaning & history

Ametrine forms when a single quartz crystal experiences two different temperature zones during its growth, producing amethyst's violet and citrine's gold side by side. In crystal tradition it combines amethyst's calm with citrine's brightness, linked to both the crown and solar plexus chakras. Many people wear ametrine as a symbol of balancing two energies at once. Explore more ametrine pieces or browse our pendants collection.

How to wear it

This pendant hangs from a silver-tone chain and works well layered with other necklaces or worn alone as a focal point. Because ametrine is natural, the exact balance of purple and gold varies from pendant to pendant, so yours will be unique. See our quartz collection for related pieces.

Care & cleansing

Ametrine is a form of quartz, so it is fairly hard and durable — brief rinsing with mild soap and water is generally fine, though we still recommend removing the pendant before swimming, showering, or applying lotions and perfumes. Store it separately from harder materials to avoid scratches. As a quartz variety, it is traditionally considered safe to cleanse with water, sunlight, moonlight, smoke, or sound.

Frequently asked questions

What is ametrine, and what is it used for?
Ametrine is a natural quartz variety that combines amethyst and citrine in one crystal. In crystal tradition it's associated with balance and quiet abundance, and many people wear it as a symbol of harmonizing two energies. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.

Is this pendant water-safe?
Yes, as a quartz variety, ametrine is fairly hard and durable, so brief rinsing is generally fine. We still suggest removing it before swimming or extended water exposure.

Can I wear this every day, including in the sun?
Yes, ametrine is durable enough for daily wear and holds up well to normal sun exposure, unlike some softer, more color-sensitive gemstones.

How do I cleanse and charge ametrine?
As a quartz variety, ametrine is traditionally considered fine to cleanse with water, sunlight, moonlight, smoke, or sound — whichever method you prefer.

How can I tell my ametrine is real?
Natural ametrine shows a distinct, often slightly uneven line between its purple and gold zones, rather than a perfectly smooth gradient, which can indicate lab-grown material. Buying from a source that discloses natural origin, as we do, is the simplest way to be confident.

What does ametrine pair well with?
Ametrine's dual purple-and-gold tone pairs naturally with both amethyst and citrine pieces. Browse our crystals collection for more pairings.