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0.81 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Yellowish Orange Citrine Pair from Brazil
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Stone type: | Citrine | Citrine |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13940 | PR13940 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.14 Width: 5.13 Height: 3.04 | Length: 5.06 Width: 5.09 Height: 2.93 |
Weight: | 0.42 Ct. | 0.39 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Orange | Yellowish Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $40 | $40 |
This matched pair of citrines presents as a refined example of color and craftsmanship, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stones weigh 0.42 carats and 0.39 carats respectively, and are round in outline with measurements of 5.14 by 5.13 by 3.04 millimeters, and 5.06 by 5.09 by 2.93 millimeters. Each stone is a yellowish orange hue with an intense color intensity, and both are cut in a mixed brilliant style with an excellent polish. The clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, and the gems have been stabilized through routine heat treatment. Their origin is Brazil, a provenance known for consistently well crystallized quartz material, and the combination of precise proportions and finish yields a pair well suited to matched jewelry applications.
The optical properties of citrine derive from its underlying quartz structure, which is a silica based material crystallizing in the trigonal system. This lattice produces a refractive index that sits in a range that balances brightness and contrast, allowing for lively light return without excessive dispersion. Citrine is not a high dispersion gem, yet when a piece is cut with attention to facet geometry and finish, the stone exhibits a clear, lively brilliance and scintillation that appears more pronounced than expected for its dispersion alone. The uniformity of the crystal, coupled with the absence of significant inclusions at the eye level grading, permits light to traverse the stone with minimal scattering, so facet intersections act as efficient planes of reflection and refraction. The result is a consistent sparkle that reads as clarity of light, a quality that frequently distinguishes the finest citrines from more ordinary examples.
The mixed brilliant cut employed on these rounds is a deliberate fusion of facet styles designed to maximize both fire and scintillation. The crown is faceted to capture and break incoming light, while the pavilion uses a combination of stepped and brilliant facets to return that light to the viewer in a pattern of lively flashes. Given the dimensions of these stones, the measured depths translate to roughly sixty percent for the 5.14 by 5.13 by 3.04 millimeter stone, and roughly fifty eight percent for the 5.06 by 5.09 by 2.93 millimeter stone, proportions that favor strong light return and a pleasing balance between brilliance and richness of tone. The excellent polish ensures that each facet functions as a clean reflective plane, reducing light leakage and enhancing contrast between bright flashes and darker areas. In practice, this structured interaction of angles and surfaces creates a dynamic visual effect, where movement yields a steady succession of pinpoint sparkles and sustained face up radiance, a combination that reads as an unmatched vibrancy within the citrine category.
Color and clarity work in tandem to complete the visual performance of this pair. The intense yellowish orange saturation is evenly distributed across each stone, a uniformity attributable in part to controlled heat treatment, a widely accepted enhancement that stabilizes hue in natural quartz. Because the clarity is very very slightly included at eye level, the stones maintain a clean, transparent appearance when mounted, allowing the color to present without interruption. The Brazilian origin contributes an expected warmth and depth, characteristics often associated with material from that region, and the matched weights and near identical dimensions make these stones especially suitable as a pair for earrings or accent stones in a balanced design. As representatives of The Natural Gemstone Company, we note that the combination of structural quality, precise mixed brilliant cutting, and meticulous finishing produces a degree of sparkle and presence that is both technically sound and visually compelling, attributes that will perform reliably in fine jewelry settings.


























