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0.49 Ct. Madeira (Reddish Orange) Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K22671 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.08 Width: 4.2 Height: 2.79 |
Weight: | 0.49 Ct. |
Color: help | Madeira (Reddish Orange) |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $61 |
This 0.49 carat Madeira citrine from Brazil is a study in warm sophistication, and its vibrant reddish orange tone will command attention in any jewelry setting. Cut in a classic emerald shape with precise proportions of 6.08 by 4.20 by 2.79 millimeters, this transparent gem showcases an intense color intensity that is rare among commercially available citrines. The emerald cut gives the stone a broad table and long, clean facets that act like windows into the gem, allowing the rich Madeira hue to glow evenly across the surface. With a clarity grade of very very slightly included at eye level and an excellent polish, the gem reads as practically eye clean, and the light return is lively and refined. The combination of its vivid color, transparent body, and crisp facet junctions means that whether set in a classic solitaire ring, an elegant pendant, or a pair of fine stud earrings, the stone will present a strong, consistent color that truly stands out against metal and skin tones.
Compared with the typical pale yellow citrines that flood the market, this Madeira variety offers a depth and complexity that feels far more luxurious. Many commercial citrines prioritize size or low price over color saturation and clarity, resulting in stones that look washed out when mounted. By contrast this piece delivers an unmistakable reddish orange that reads as sophisticated and intentional. Against other warm gemstones such as topaz or spessartine garnet this citrine holds its own for color presence, while offering a superior value proposition. Where oriental topaz or garnet of comparable color can command much higher prices, this citrine provides the same warm spectrum and visual drama at a fraction of the cost, making it an excellent choice for designers and collectors who want bold color without compromising on clarity and polish. The emerald cut also differentiates it from many rounded or mixed cuts commonly seen, because it combines an architectural elegance with the ability to showcase the stone s interior color in a way that softer cuts often obscure.
Quality and provenance matter, and this gem delivers on both. Originating from Brazil a country with a long heritage of producing world class gemstones this citrine has been heat treated to achieve its Madeira tone. Heat treatment is an industry standard and stable enhancement that enhances color without compromising durability, and it is a transparent practice accepted by gem professionals and buyers alike. The very very slightly included clarity rating evaluated at eye level indicates that inclusions are minimal and not distracting to the naked eye, which is a meaningful advantage over many commercially sold stones that display visible inclusions or cloudiness. The excellent polish ensures crisp facet reflections and a smooth pavilion that translates into superior brilliance once the stone is set. When you compare this gem to mass market alternatives you will notice the care taken in cutting and finishing, which elevates its appearance from ordinary to exceptional, particularly under direct light or when paired with contrasting metals.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this 0.49 carat Madeira citrine as a stone that balances rarity, beauty, and practicality. Its dimensions and emerald cut make it versatile enough to be a striking ring center, an elegant pendant focal point, or a complementary accent in a three stone design, and because of the intense color it performs well both as a solitary showpiece and in combinations with diamonds or other colored gems. For customers seeking uniqueness the Madeira tone offers a distinctive palette that is less common in jewelry collections than lemon or midday yellow citrine, and for those seeking value the Brazilian origin combined with the stone s clarity and polish means you are getting a gem that punches above its weight class. Selecting this citrine means choosing a gemstone that will not only stand out visually, but will stand up to the scrutiny of knowledgeable buyers who compare color depth, transparency, cut quality, and treatment disclosure. If you desire a warm colored gem that reads as refined and rare, your search will likely end with this Madeira citrine from The Natural Gemstone Company.
























