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Bolivian Pantanal: Anahi ametrine mine (bolivianite)

ROCKHOUNDING RESTRICTED DOCUMENTED

Where: Andes · South America · approx. -17.9, -57.8 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Rockhounding locality: the world's only commercial source of natural ametrine, a remote hard-rock mine near Laguna La Gaiba on the Brazilian border

What turns up: ametrine, amethyst, citrine (purchases in Santa Cruz de la Sierra; no site collecting)

Access: Restricted.

Private working mine with no public road access: occasional buyer and gem-trade visits are arranged by the operating company from Santa Cruz; realistic option is buying certified bolivianite from Santa Cruz de la Sierra dealers

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