LOT MR23448.70 ct Authenticated Bi-Colour Ametrine Gemstone - (Appraisal - $14,610)
48.70 ct Certified Natural Bi-colour Ametrine Gemstone - (Appraisal - $14,610)
Appraisal from Jewelscan in Toronto
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Cut: Cushion
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Treatment: None
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Clarity: AA, Eye Clean
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Origin: Brazil
About Ametrine
Each Ametrine stone is Unique.
Ametrine, also known as Trystine or by its trade name as Bolivianite, is sister gem to Amethyst and Citrine. This beautiful bi-colour gem is in fact a mixture of amethyst and citrine with zones of purple and yellow or orange. Almost all commercially available ametrine is mined in Bolivia making the gem rarer, and often significantly more expensive than its sisters. Stones can vary in value given the depth and vividness of colors and the distinction of the color separation are the main value points.
Value and rarity of Ametrine is significant, given each piece is unique and bears characteristics from both Citrine and Amethyst.
From a gemologist Collection
More On Appraisal Certificates
Appraisal Certificates are done from accredited appraisers and represent the retail insurance replacement value for an item. While many companies do appraisals (such as jewelry stores), it is important to receive an appraisal by a group that does not involve themselves in the buying or selling of Gems or jewelry pieces as to avoid any conflict of interest. We typically use AGL, GS Labs (Gemscan), IGA, Karaman, Gemlab, Jewelscan, and other accredited appraisal companies (some with Global Offices) for the Jewelry industry.
An appraisal will assign a monetary value to a Gem or piece of jewelry and is ultimately subjective based on the appraiser's criteria for grading and experience. For this reason, only accredited and experienced appraisers are used to evaluate stones. An appraisal is not an indication of your buying power, that depends on your ability to "wheel and deal" as well as your source of supply and ability to buy in parcel lots or in bulk.
Appraisal Company Links:
Karaman Appraisals - https://karamanappraisals.ca/
Jewelscan Appraisals - https://jewelscan.ca/
A 15% Buyer's Premium will be added to the final Sales Price. All applicable taxes will be assessed based on the sum of the sales price and buyer's premium.
48.70 ct Certified Natural Bi-colour Ametrine Gemstone - (Appraisal - $14,610)
Appraisal from Jewelscan in Toronto
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Cut: Cushion
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Treatment: None
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Clarity: AA, Eye Clean
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Origin: Brazil
About Ametrine
Each Ametrine stone is Unique.
Ametrine, also known as Trystine or by its trade name as Bolivianite, is sister gem to Amethyst and Citrine. This beautiful bi-colour gem is in fact a mixture of amethyst and citrine with zones of purple and yellow or orange. Almost all commercially available ametrine is mined in Bolivia making the gem rarer, and often significantly more expensive than its sisters. Stones can vary in value given the depth and vividness of colors and the distinction of the color separation are the main value points.
Value and rarity of Ametrine is significant, given each piece is unique and bears characteristics from both Citrine and Amethyst.
From a gemologist Collection
More On Appraisal Certificates
Appraisal Certificates are done from accredited appraisers and represent the retail insurance replacement value for an item. While many companies do appraisals (such as jewelry stores), it is important to receive an appraisal by a group that does not involve themselves in the buying or selling of Gems or jewelry pieces as to avoid any conflict of interest. We typically use AGL, GS Labs (Gemscan), IGA, Karaman, Gemlab, Jewelscan, and other accredited appraisal companies (some with Global Offices) for the Jewelry industry.
An appraisal will assign a monetary value to a Gem or piece of jewelry and is ultimately subjective based on the appraiser's criteria for grading and experience. For this reason, only accredited and experienced appraisers are used to evaluate stones. An appraisal is not an indication of your buying power, that depends on your ability to "wheel and deal" as well as your source of supply and ability to buy in parcel lots or in bulk.
Appraisal Company Links:
Karaman Appraisals - https://karamanappraisals.ca/
Jewelscan Appraisals - https://jewelscan.ca/
Certified Gemstone Auction - High Value Gemstones With Appraisals
Terms and Conditions of Sale
- All items are sold on an "as-is, where-is" basis.
- Accepted forms of payment include Cash, Debit, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.
- Full payment must be made within three (3) days of the auction closing.
- All items must be collected within the timeframes specified under the Removal Times section.
- Failure to remove purchased items by the specified dates will result in forfeiture of the items by the buyer. No refunds will be issued for forfeited items.
- There will be a 15% Buyers Premium added to the Hammer Price + HST for All Purchases.
Canada
Pickup Location
Barker Auctions /Mariner Auction Marketplace - 848 Main Street Westphal, Nova Scotia
Pickup Dates and Times:
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- Monday March 17, 2025: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Wednesday March 19, 2025: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Friday March 21, 2025: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Please be aware that pickup times are fixed and non-negotiable. Items not collected within the specified pickup window will be forfeited, and a disposal fee will be charged to your account. Ensure you can commit to the pickup schedule before placing a bid. Our staff is not responsible for loading or disassembling purchases. Buyers must bring their own assistance and tools for removal. All items must be picked up by 6:00 PM on Monday March 24th 2025.