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

These two beautifully transparent yellow citrines offered by The Natural Gemstone Company are a matched pair that combine sizable carat weights with precise cutting and excellent polish, making them immediately attractive to an educated buyer. The larger stone is 3.33 carats and measures 11.18 by 9.25 by 5.75 mm, while the companion stone is 3.01 carats and measures 10.95 by 8.96 by 5.40 mm. Both are oval shapes with a mixed brilliant cut that balances facet geometry for strong light performance and scintillation. Color is described as medium intense for each stone, which in citrine terminology indicates a saturated, warm golden hue that reads well under both daylight and artificial lighting. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, meaning inclusions are minimal and do not affect transparency or brilliance when viewed without magnification. The gems exhibit excellent polish, which enhances their surface luster and contributes to sharp facet reflections. These citrines have been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement for yellow quartz that deepens tone and improves color uniformity, and they originate from Brazil, a source known for producing consistent, well colored citrine material.

For clients interested in personalized jewelry designs, this matched pair presents versatile opportunities, and I am happy to guide you through bespoke options. Their near matched carat weights and complementary dimensions make them ideal for side by side settings, such as a pair of classic stud earrings that emphasize symmetry, or for a convertible pendant that can be reconfigured as two individual pendants or as a single horizontal bar style. The oval proportions suit traditional four prong settings for maximum light entry, and they are equally beautiful set in low bezel mounts for a modern look that offers greater protection. For rings, a three stone design with a central diamond or colored gem flanked by these citrines creates a balanced composition that highlights the golden tones, while a halo setting with small brilliant diamonds will add perceived size and increase sparkle without overpowering the citrine color. For cufflinks or bespoke mens jewelry, the pair can be matched in faceted open back mounts to retain brilliance, or set in closed back mounts to deepen color. When advising metal choices, warm tones such as 18 karat yellow gold or rose gold complement the medium intense yellow color, while 14 karat white gold or platinum provides striking contrast for a cooler, contemporary aesthetic.

From a gemological and care perspective, citrine is durable for daily wear with a Mohs hardness of about 7, and these particular stones benefit from the stability of heat treatment, which is permanent under normal wearing conditions. The very very slightly included clarity grade indicates that standard cleaning methods will preserve their brilliance, and routine care should include avoiding harsh chemical cleaners and severe thermal shock. Ultrasonic cleaning is generally acceptable for well cut and stable quartz, but I recommend consulting with our team at The Natural Gemstone Company for confirmation based on the chosen setting. The Brazilian origin is important to collectors, as it reflects a history of transparent, well saturated citrine material, and the mixed brilliant cut combined with excellent polish further confirms these stones were cut to maximize yield and light return rather than simply to meet weight targets. If you require documentation, we can provide a detailed gemological description upon request, and our design consultants can create CAD renderings to visualize bespoke settings. For personalized guidance on mounting options, metal choices, complementary accent stones, and to arrange viewing or secure these matched citrines for a commission, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company and we will be pleased to assist you in producing a finished piece that showcases both the technical quality and the warm beauty of these Brazilian citrines.