South American Hardwoods aren't my forte...The Amendoim is listed as "near threatened" status and is likely to make it to "threatened" in the near future. South American Hardwoods, or exotics, are often oilier than local hardwoods which can make working them a little different than local species.

Jatoba or Brazilian Cherry is a very hard wood that can be tough to work with, it darkens over time but is not a threatened species. Jatobe can occur as red/brown or PINK/PURPLE...be aware that the batch you purchase could fall into the pink/purple and there is NO going back on that. Beyond that, I can't comment.

Is this a solid hardwood? Engineered hardwood? I don't know enough about the choice you want to offer much more. I sell cork = ecologically safe harvesting practices with long term sustainability of the forests. South American lumber is not known for being "kind" to the environment.

Both are very pretty woods. One is light in colour but is nearing "threatened" species and the other can be dark red/orange/pink/purple tones that is not a threatened species. The choice is yours.