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2.28 Ct. Yellow Cabochon Citrine from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jul 19
Item ID: | K25196 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.08 Width: 8.16 Height: 3.97 |
Weight: | 2.28 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This pear shape yellow citrine offered by The Natural Gemstone Company is a finely proportioned and transparent gem weighing 2.28 carats, with exact dimensions of 10.08 x 8.16 x 3.97 millimeters. The gem is fashioned as a cabochon, a smooth domed cut that emphasizes depth of tone and a warm internal glow, and it presents a pleasing pear outline that is versatile for a variety of engagement ring designs. The citrine displays medium color intensity, a clear, sunny yellow that reads as both classic and contemporary depending on the metal and setting chosen. Clarity is graded as eye clean based on standard loupe and unaided eye observations at normal viewing distance, and the surface exhibits an excellent polish which enhances light transmission and the gem’s gentle luster. Importantly for collectors and buyers who prioritize authenticity, this stone shows no enhancement, and its origin is documented as Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a locality renowned for producing naturally attractive quartz varieties.
From a gemological perspective the attributes of this stone make it particularly noteworthy. Citrine is a quartz species, routinely evaluated by weight, cut, clarity, color, and any history of treatment. Eye clean clarity indicates that inclusions, if present, are internal and too minor to be seen at eye level, which contributes to the gem’s clean appearance in hand and on the finger. The medium color intensity places this stone in a sweet spot where the hue is distinctly citrine without becoming overly dark or brownish, a balance that educated buyers appreciate for both visual appeal and resale desirability. The cabochon cut is less common for citrines intended for rings, and it speaks to a stylistic choice that prioritizes soft, uninterrupted color flow and a tactile surface, rather than the faceted sparkle associated with brilliant cuts. The absence of enhancement is a major value factor, because much commercial citrine in the market is created by heat treating amethyst or smoky quartz. A naturally yellow citrine from Sri Lanka, unenhanced, is a more particular offering and appeals to buyers who seek provenance and geological authenticity.
As an engagement option this pear shaped cabochon citrine brings several pragmatic and aesthetic advantages that an engaged couple will want to weigh. Quartz rates seven on the Mohs scale, so citrine has adequate hardness for daily wear when set appropriately, though it is less hard than corundum or diamond and benefits from protective settings and occasional care. The pear shape elongates the finger visually, and the cabochon dome creates a warm honey glow that changes subtly with movement, offering an understated, intimate brilliance that suits those who prefer a gentler, more organic look to their ring. For durability and to preserve the domed surface, bezel or semi bezel settings are recommended, and a low profile mounting will reduce the risk of accidental knocks. Designers may pair this yellow citrine with warm metals such as yellow gold or rose gold to enhance its sunny tone, or choose white metals to create contrast and a more modern aesthetic. Beyond practicalities, citrine carries positive associations with warmth, optimism, and emotional clarity, qualities that resonate for a symbol of partnership.
For the discerning buyer who values clear documentation, provenance, and ethical sourcing, The Natural Gemstone Company provides this citrine with transparent information so that you can make an informed decision. The combination of its two point two eight carat weight, precise dimensions, pear shape, cabochon cut, eye clean clarity, medium color intensity, excellent polish, lack of enhancement, and Sri Lankan origin composes a coherent profile that supports both personal enjoyment and long term desirability. If you are considering a non traditional engagement gem that still meets standards of durability and elegance, this stone offers a distinctive alternative to conventional choices, with the added appeal of being unenhanced and responsibly sourced. We can assist with recommendations for settings that protect the cabochon form and showcase the stone, and we provide high resolution images and measured details to support appraisal and custom design work. For additional technical questions, certification options, or to discuss bespoke mounting ideas, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company, we will be glad to provide further guidance and to ensure this citrine meets your expectations for such an important purchase.




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