Natural Ametrine Bracelet Cube Bead - 7A Smoky Purple Crystal

Natural Ametrine Bracelet Cube Bead — 7A Smoky Purple Crystal

Two Colours in One Bead · Amethyst Meeting Citrine

7A GRADE · HALF-POT TWO-TONE · METAL-FREE STRETCH FIT

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Design Story: One Bead Holding Two Colours

Ametrine is not a dyed stone and it is not a blend assembled at the bench. It is a natural stone, a single crystal in which purple amethyst and golden citrine grew together as one body of quartz. Cut across the boundary between the two zones, the crystal shows both at once — and that is the effect we are buying when we call this piece a half-pot bracelet.

Cut into a cube, that boundary becomes a soft gradient inside every single bead: smoky violet through the top half, warm tea-gold through the bottom. The colour runs along the bead rather than sitting on it, so the bracelet reads differently depending on whether you hold your wrist up to a window or lay it flat under a desk lamp.

The square profile is the second decision. Chinese lapidary trade has long cut amethyst into the small faceted cube nicknamed fang tang — sugar cube — and the flat faces are what let the light travel straight through a bead instead of scattering off a rounded one. On an ametrine bracelet that flat cut is what makes the two-tone legible at a glance.

Locked product description: A half-pot natural ametrine bracelet strung on clear elastic cord with no metal parts of any kind. Every bead is a square cube “sugar” cut of natural amethyst and natural citrine that grew as one crystal, so each bead carries two colours in a single stone — smoky purple through the upper half and tea-gold through the lower half — with a soft gradient where the two zones meet. Between the cube beads sit small round transparent spacer beads. Two bead sizes are available: 8×9 mm with about 13 beads and 9×10 mm with about 11 beads. The cord is strong elastic stretch, so the piece slips on and off without a clasp. No metal findings, no plating, no dye, no coating, no logo.

Specifications

Looking for the same cube cut in another stone? See our geometric and amethyst purple selections.

The Stone: What You Are Looking At

Four things decide whether a piece of this stone is worth wearing, and they are all visible before you buy it.

Colour zoning. A good half-pot bead shows a clear two-colour split with a soft transition, not a muddy middle. Every bead in this bracelet is chosen to keep that split readable.

Transparency. Both amethyst and citrine are quartz, so both sit at Mohs 7 on the hardness scale — hard enough for daily wear, never so soft that a knock ruins the polish.

Treatment. The colour here is the colour the crystal grew. Nothing is dyed, coated or heat-treated to force the purple or the gold, which is why the tones sit slightly muted rather than glassy-bright.

Cut. The flat cube faces are what let light pass through the bead and light up the gradient inside it.

Craftsmanship: From Rough Rock to Flat-Faced Cube

A cube bead is harder to make well than a round one. A sphere hides a poor cut from every angle; a cube shows every flat face at once, and any shallow corner or dull polish is immediately obvious. That is why the beads on this bracelet are ground square first and then polished facet by facet until the faces read flat and the corners stay crisp.

The stringing is deliberately simple. Beads are drilled centre to centre, spaced evenly around the elastic and knotted twice, with no metal findings anywhere on the piece. Nothing about the construction is there to be admired up close — it is there so the bracelet goes on in one movement and stays comfortable all day.

Styling Guide

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Care Guide

Gift & Packaging

Every ametrine bracelet arrives in an ivory gift box with a polishing cloth and a satin pouch. The box is sturdy enough to store the bracelet between wears, and the pouch keeps the elastic cord away from harder jewellery.

Because the piece is metal-free, it is a straightforward gift for someone who avoids metal findings. The two-tone crystal does the visual work; the packaging only needs to protect it.

“A small box, a clear colour story, nothing extra.”

Shipping & Wholesale

Buying for a store or a boutique? Send us your quantities and target price through the contact page or the wholesale page, and we will come back with a per-tier quote. Retail buyers can start from the option buttons above.

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“One stone, two colours, nothing added.”

This natural ametrine bracelet pairs an untreated half-pot crystal with a flat cube cut that lets the purple-to-gold gradient read clearly from across a room. Pick a bead size, slip the elastic on, and wear the colour your mood is already in.

The 7A designation is MIRAMETAL’s own premium grade and is not issued by a laboratory; no third-party grading certificate accompanies this piece. Natural stones vary slightly in colour and pattern; each piece is unique, and the two-tone zoning, transparency and bead size will differ between individual beads and between production batches. The stone is untreated and undyed. Weight and wrist fit are approximate. Images are representative of the design rather than of the exact piece shipped. Read more about ametrine and the gem science resources at GIA. Prices shown are current retail and wholesale figures; please confirm at checkout.