Things About a Gemstone | Ametrine

💜 Ametrine's history is closely tied to its primary source, the Anahí Mine in Bolivia. Legend has it that the mine was discovered by a Spanish conquistador in the 17th century who received it as a dowry when he married a princess from the Ayoreos tribe. The dual-colored nature of ametrine is said to symbolize the union of the Spanish and the Ayoreos cultures, as well as the marriage of the conquistador and Princess Anahí. Hence, it is also known as the "stone of love guardianship".

🌟The purple part of the gemstone represents the qualities of amethyst, such as wisdom and spiritual growth, while the yellow part embodies the attributes of citrine, like wealth and creativity, making it an excellent stone for artists and thinkers.

🧘‍♀️ Wearing ametrine jewelry allows you to benefit from its balanced energies throughout the day and those who wear it are considered to be people who can control their own destiny.

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