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0.38 Ct. Yellowish Orange Citrine from Brazil
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K22745 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.04 Width: 3.93 Height: 2.48 |
Weight: | 0.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $79 |
This listing presents a superb transparent 0.38 carat, emerald cut, yellowish orange citrine, with precise dimensions of 6.04 by 3.93 by 2.48 millimeters, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stone exhibits an intense color intensity that reads as a warm, saturated yellow orange in natural daylight and under gemological lighting, showing both depth and vibrancy without tipping into brownish overtones. The emerald cut shape has been executed with careful attention to symmetry and proportion, creating a rectangular outline with softened corners and step facets that emphasize color and clarity. At 0.38 carat this gem is compact yet visually engaging, and the transparent material ensures excellent light transmission. The combination of a classic emerald cut and a strong, even tone makes this citrine versatile for fine jewelry, from an elegant solitaire to a refined accent stone set with complementary gems.
The geometric faceting of the emerald cut is central to the gem demonstrating maximum light play, through a deliberate arrangement of parallel step facets on the crown and pavilion that guide light in broad, reflective flashes. Unlike brilliant cuts that rely on numerous small facets for scintillation, the emerald cut emphasizes clarity and color through larger, planar facets, producing a hall of mirrors effect that yields dramatic flashes and ribbon like reflections when the stone moves. The table facet is generous, allowing the eye to read the internal color and clarity clearly, while the step facets on the pavilion and crown reflect light in broad planes that accentuate the intense yellowish orange hue. Precise facet junctions, excellent symmetry, and a well centered table enable balanced return of light, giving this citrine a confident presence despite its modest weight. For buyers focused on optical performance, the controlled geometry of this cut translates into predictable and elegant light behavior, ideal for settings where color and clarity should be front and center.
Clarity has been evaluated at eye level and graded as eye clean, meaning that no inclusions are apparent to the unaided eye under normal viewing conditions, which is important for step cut gems where larger facets can make inclusions more noticeable. The clean visual field in this citrine allows the intense color to read uniformly across the table and on the pavilion facets, enhancing perceived saturation and brilliance. The stone has an excellent polish, which minimizes surface diffusion of light and preserves crisp facet junctions, resulting in crisp reflections and a lively surface lustre. The gem has been enhanced by heat treatment, an industry standard for citrines that converts certain iron bearing amethyst or smoky quartz to stable yellow to orange tones. Heat treatment is permanent, broadly accepted, and disclosed here to ensure full transparency for the collector and the connoisseur. From a durability perspective citrine is a hard and stable quartz variety, suitable for everyday wear when set securely, and the absence of surface reaching fractures contributes to its suitability for bezel or prong settings alike.
Provenance matters to discerning buyers, and this citrine originates from Brazil, a region renowned for producing high quality citrines with clean material and vibrant colors. Brazilian origins often signal reliable supply chains and established cutting houses with decades of experience, adding another layer of value for educated purchasers who care about geographic sourcing. In terms of market value, a compact, eye clean, emerald cut citrine with intense color and excellent polish commands interest from designers and collectors seeking a balance of aesthetic impact and affordability. For buyers considering investment or bespoke pieces, The Natural Gemstone Company offers provenance documentation and transparent evaluation details to support appraisal and insurance. We recommend viewing the gem under natural and controlled light to appreciate the hall of mirrors effect created by the facets, and pairing it with warm metals such as yellow gold or rose gold to complement and deepen the yellowish orange hue. Our team is available to discuss mounting options, certification, and any further measurements or imagery you may require, ensuring that your purchase meets both aesthetic expectations and technical standards.




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