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11.52 Ct. Yellowish Orange Citrine from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K28389 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.92 Width: 12.23 Height: 9.86 |
Weight: | 11.52 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $34 |
This 11.52 carat, emerald cut, yellowish orange citrine from Ceylon Sri Lanka is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company with precise specifications to inform design and wear decisions. The gem measures 13.92 x 12.23 x 9.86 mm, and its transparent body with intense color intensity affords strong visual presence in finished jewelry. Clarity is graded as very slightly included at eye level, which for this stone translates to clean, pleasing appearance to the unaided eye while maintaining natural internal character under magnification. The cut is an emerald step cut, executed to emphasize broad, flat planes and deep, reflective facets, and the polish is described as excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and minimal surface disturbance. The citrine has been heat treated to achieve and stabilize the yellowish orange hue, a common and well established enhancement for quartz family gems, and the treatment is stable under normal wearing and care conditions.
From a durability standpoint, this citrine is well suited to daily wear in a variety of jewelry types, owing to the inherent physical properties of quartz. The stone has a Mohs hardness of 7, offering reliable resistance to everyday scratches from common materials and household use, while remaining more wearable than softer gem species. Quartz has no true cleavage, and instead exhibits conchoidal fracture when subjected to severe impact, which reduces the risk of splitting along planes within the stone during normal use. Specific gravity is approximately 2.65 and refractive index ranges near 1.54 to 1.55, values that support its robust optical performance and stable mounting. The emerald cut further enhances wearability by creating a relatively low profile surface with broad, even facets, which minimizes sharp or protruding points that could be vulnerable to knocks or chipping.
Practical considerations for daily wear focus on mounting style, cleaning, and environmental exposure, to maintain the stone appearance and integrity over time. For rings intended for constant use, a protective bezel setting or a secure prong setting with well finished and rounded prong tips is recommended, as these approaches shield the girdle and pavilion from direct impact and reduce the chance of catching on fabrics. For pendant and earring applications that experience less lateral impact, the emerald cut will display strong table reflection and color while remaining comfortably accessible for routine inspection and cleaning. Cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush preserves surface polish and removes typical skin oils and debris, and in most cases ultrasonic cleaners are acceptable for natural, heat treated citrine that is free of fracture filling, however mechanical cleaning should be used with caution if the stone is set into delicate mountings. Chemical exposures to strong acids or prolonged immersion in chlorine based solutions should be avoided, and while citrine is generally light stable, prolonged, intense exposure to sunlight or excessive heat can alter tone in some quartz specimens, therefore sensible handling and storage is prudent.
The combination of an eye pleasing, intense yellowish orange color, excellent polish, and an emerald cut that balances brilliance and protection makes this 11.52 carat citrine particularly suitable for jewelry intended for everyday use, including statement rings, secure pendants, and classic stud or drop designs. The very slightly included clarity grade yields an essentially eye clean appearance, allowing the vivid color and step facets to take visual precedence in wearable settings. Heat treatment practiced to achieve the present color is industry standard for citrine, and when disclosed and properly considered in setting and care, it does not diminish the gem suitability for daily wear. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this citrine with full disclosure of origin, enhancement, and characteristics, to support informed selection and long term enjoyment of the piece. For clients seeking further guidance on mounting style, metal compatibility, or maintenance scheduling, assistance is available to ensure the gemstone is integrated into a design that preserves its beauty and durability for years of regular wear.




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