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0.88 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Madeira (Reddish Orange) Citrine Pair from Brazil
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Stone type: | Citrine | Citrine |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13906 | PR13906 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.01 Width: 5.04 Height: 3.41 | Length: 5.08 Width: 5.1 Height: 3.25 |
Weight: | 0.45 Ct. | 0.43 Ct. |
Color: help | Madeira (Reddish Orange) | Madeira (Reddish Orange) |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
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 natural citrines from Brazil presents exacting specifications suited for precision jewelry design, supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stones weigh 0.45 carats and 0.43 carats respectively, with dimensional measurements of 5.01 by 5.04 by 3.41 millimeters for the larger stone, and 5.08 by 5.10 by 3.25 millimeters for the smaller stone. Both stones are round in outline and exhibit a Madeira reddish orange hue with intense color intensity. The cut is described as mixed brilliant, the clarity grade is very very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, the polish is excellent, and the stones have been heat treated. These technical parameters make the pair directly applicable to calibrated earring designs, matched accent roles in multi stone mounts, and as precise inputs for bespoke settings where tight tolerances are required.
The mixed brilliant cut warrants careful consideration when integrating these citrines into custom pieces, because the facet geometry combines a brilliant style crown with a modified pavilion structure to optimize both scintillation and depth of color. In practice the crown retains multiple star and kite facets radiating from a central table to produce a lively play of light across the face of the gem, while the pavilion facets are arranged to support depth and color saturation rather than maximal brilliance alone. The mixed brilliant approach benefits those seeking a balance between fire and strong color presence, particularly for a Madeira tone which performs best when light is managed to accentuate warm red orange undertones. The excellent polish reported on these stones indicates a high quality lapidary finish, with facet junctions that are crisp and surface causes of light diffusion minimized, resulting in efficient light return and controlled brilliance appropriate for both direct and halo mounting styles.
Color and clarity dynamics for these citrines are critical variables for design selection and pricing, and the pair here demonstrates uniform intense color which enhances their versatility. The Madeira reddish orange hue is notable for its warm saturation and medium to slightly darker tone, which yields a perceptible depth when set in warm metals such as yellow gold, and can also create an appealing contrast when set in rose gold or palladium. Intense color intensity in citrine translates to less reliance on facet driven fire, so facet planning in a bespoke design can lean toward larger crown tables or strategic pavilion angles to showcase color without losing lively surface scintillation. Clarity assessed as very very slightly included at eye level indicates that inclusions are minute and generally not visible without magnification, a clarity class that provides assurance of clean face up appearance while retaining natural origin characteristics. The heat treatment applied to these stones is a standard and stable enhancement for Brazilian citrines, typically used to develop the Madeira spectrum from precursor materials, and is considered permanent under normal wear conditions, which is an important consideration for long term serviceability in rings and frequently worn jewelry.
Customization potential for these matched citrines is broad, owing to their precise dimensions and balanced optical properties. For earrings, the near identical diameters allow for minimal regrinding and consistent bezel or prong seat planning, and the mixed brilliant proportions support designs that alternate between maximizing face up color and maximizing brightness, depending on expected lighting conditions. For ring centers, the stones are well suited as delicate focal points in minimalist solitaire designs, as matched side stones in a three stone composition, or as paired accents flanking a larger central gem, where their intense Madeira color can provide warm contrast. Technical recommendations for setters include maintaining a secure yet minimal four prong setting to preserve crown visibility for color display, or a thin bezel with internal step milling to protect the girdle while allowing light ingress to the pavilion. Girdle condition and thickness should be confirmed during setting preparation, but the supplied dimensional tolerances suggest standard matrix seat depths and no requirement for significant reprofiling. For pavé or channel applications, matching the slightly different carat weights and millimeter sizes can be accomplished through microfeather adjustments in the seat or by selecting shared claws to align pavilion apexes and ensure even light distribution.
From a craftsmanship perspective these citrines reward lapidary and setting techniques that prioritize optical alignment and color continuity. If recutting or slight reproportioning is requested, the existing excellent polish and mixed brilliant facet layout allow for conservative reworking to tighten symmetry or adjust table size without significant loss of carat weight, though any such modification should be planned to maintain the Madeira hue intensity. Gemstone orientation within the design should consider pavilion facet termination relative to light source, because the mixed pavilion will influence angular distribution of color saturation. For long term care the heat treatment is stable, but as with all colored gemstones, exposure to strong acids or prolonged high temperatures should be avoided to prevent potential surface etching or thermal shock from soldering procedures during mounting. The Natural Gemstone Company can provide matching reports and additional imaging under directional lighting to assist design shops in planning layup, and can facilitate custom cutting or pairing services for larger production runs that demand exacting uniformity.
For buyers and design professionals seeking a pair of citrines with reliable technical specifications, consistent Madeira coloration, and lapidary quality suited to precision settings, this matched set offers a high degree of customizability across multiple jewelry archetypes. The combination of precise millimeter dimensions, mixed brilliant faceting for balanced optical response, very very slightly included clarity at eye level, intense color intensity, and excellent polish makes these stones practical for immediate incorporation into calibrated projects or as the basis for bespoke commissions. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to discuss mounting tolerances, setting recommendations, bespoke recut options, or to request gemological documentation to accompany the stones, and our team will provide the technical support necessary to translate these material specifications into a finished piece that meets exact design and performance criteria.


























