Ametrine Dragon Crystal Carving Ultra Rare

Ultra Rare & Energetically Perfect Ametrine Dragon Crystal 'Museum Grade'

These were done for me at my request by a world class carver. This piece turned out exquisitely perfect at its completion.

This is quite a rare treasure, a metaphysical art piece.

Carving crystals is a practice dating back to ancient civilizations, when used in energy work, carved crystals have their metaphysical properties amplified, and connects much deeper with their "Guardian' as the intention of what is carved can act as a very powerful programming technique.

The Anahi Mine is the only natural source of Ametrine on the Planet and the absolute best natural Ametrine Specimens in recent years have been coming out of Bolivia.

When back-lit, this Ametrine Crystals transparency, displays the Amethyst and Citrine distinctly.

The colors inside this crystal are royal purple and golden yellow, a rare combination of amethyst and citrine that is called Ametrine. The crystal is 100% natural, with a good termination that is undamaged, sides that look like dripped wax, and an interior that is transparent and gem clear. The bottom is flat so it stands on its own and this special piece also has a Sunken Record keeper.

Dimensions 2.2" x 1.57" x .43" inches
Weight 130 carats

Origin: Anahi Mine, Bolivia

Ametrine Keys: Mental and Spiritual Clarity, Decisiveness
Ametrine energies are said to stimulate the intellect and rid the aura of negative energy. It is also said to be helpful for releasing negative emotional programming. Ametrine is reputed to mystically aid in meditation, boost psychic abilities, relieve tension, disperse negativity and help to eliminate prejudice. It also has the basic metaphysical and healing properties of both Citrine and Amethyst.

The Anahí mine, Bolivia, has produced large amounts of amethyst, citrine, and amethyst-citrine for the gem market. Field and experimental investigations conclusively show that the amethyst-citrine color combination in quartz crystals from Anahí is natural and does not result from laboratory treatment. The unusual color patterns probably result from the uncommon geologic conditions under which these quartz crystals formed, although the crystal chemical properties controlling the sector color zoning still elude explanation.