Gemstone district

Anahí Mine

The Anahí deposit is a documented source of natural Amethyst-Citrine zoning in veins within carbonate host rock.

Evidence statusPublished & sourcedLast reviewed August 18, 2026
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Evidence-backed overview

The place, clearly defined

The Anahí deposit is a documented source of natural Amethyst-Citrine zoning in veins within carbonate host rock.

Geological context

How the occurrence is understood

The Anahí deposit is a documented source of natural Amethyst-Citrine zoning in veins within carbonate host rock.

Bidirectional relationships

Documented gemstones

Occurrence and production are separate claims. A production label is date-bounded and does not guarantee quality, origin determination, or market value.

Documented occurrence

Amethyst

Authoritative evidence documents this gem at the location; this does not by itself imply commercial production.

Production not assessed

Occurrence is documented, but production status has not been assessed.

Evidence[1]

Evidence ledger

Sources & verification

Sources are deduplicated across the geographic record. Current-production claims receive explicit review dates; a map point never substitutes for geological or production evidence.

  1. [1]
    Amethyst-Citrine from the Anahí Mine, Bolivia.

    Gems & Gemology · 1994

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