4.60 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Citrine Pair from Brazil

Citrine is a gemstone whose golden light has warmed human hands and hearts for millennia, a stone celebrated by cultures across continents for its association with sunlight, abundance, and endurance. At The Natural Gemstone Company I have long admired how citrine combines the approachable resilience of quartz with a color that reads as both regal and comforting. These two oval yellow citrines speak to that lineage with remarkable clarity. We present a matched pair weighing 2.28 carats and 2.32 carats respectively, each faceted in a mixed brilliant cut to maximize scintillation while preserving a traditional, timeless silhouette. Their dimensions are 10.84 x 8.71 x 4.21 mm and 10.47 x 8.72 x 4.42 mm, measurements that translate to presence on the hand or in the ear without overwhelming the wearer, perfect for a collector who values proportion and classical balance. Originating from Brazil, a source long revered for producing fine citrine crystals, these gems carry an inherited story of earth and artisanship that is palpable when you hold them.

The aesthetic qualities of this pair set them apart as both companions and individual treasures. Each stone is graded as eye clean when evaluated at eye level, which means the gaze meets pure golden planes and flashes of light instead of inclusions. Their color intensity is medium intense, a hue that reads as a mature champagne gold in softer light and as a bright sunny yellow in direct illumination. The mixed brilliant cut lends internal fire while maintaining flat pavillion reflections that feel elegantly old world. An excellent polish ensures that each facet edge catches and returns light with a mirror like finish, enhancing the visual unity when the stones are set side by side. For collectors who prize exclusivity, the small variance in carat weight is a hallmark of natural pairing, indicating two stones that were thoughtfully matched from the rough rather than forced to match by heavy recutting. The enhancement listed is heat treated, a stable and accepted practice that refines the stones to their most expressive color while preserving their natural character.

These citrines are ideal for setting in heritage inspired designs that celebrate continuity and legacy. Envision them as a matched pair of stud earrings set in warm 18 karat yellow gold that echoes the golden hue within the stones, or as two stones flanking a central diamond in a classical three stone ring for a modern heirloom. They also lend themselves to conversion into a reversible pendant set, an articulated brooch, or cufflinks for the person who values jewelry as wearable history. Because citrine is a variety of quartz with a Mohs hardness of seven, these stones are suited to everyday wear with the right setting and care, making them more than decorative objects, they are companions meant to be lived with and to accrue personal stories. As a sales professional I can advise on compatible metal choices, bezel or prong settings that protect the pavilion while showcasing the mixed brilliant cut, and design variations that will ensure these citrines become signature pieces for the owner.

When you choose a pair from The Natural Gemstone Company you are choosing provenance, expertise, and a commitment to stones that embody both natural beauty and refined craftsmanship. These Brazilian citrines are a testament to the quiet power of traditional materials rendered with contemporary precision. Care recommendations are straightforward, gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, avoid extreme mechanical shock, and store separately to prevent abrasion to the excellent polish. For the collector who seeks exclusivity, the unique combination of matched proportions, medium intense golden tone, eye clean clarity, and excellent polish make this pair a rare find, a balanced duet that will harmonize with classical settings and elevate modern designs. Allow The Natural Gemstone Company to guide you through the design and setting process so these stones become not just an acquisition, but a kept legacy that can be worn now and passed down for generations.