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2.52 Ct. Yellow Citrine
This loose stone ships by Jul 5
Item ID: | K24256 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.44 Width: 7.69 Height: 4.96 |
Weight: | 2.52 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Unknown |
Per carat price: help | $70 |
One beautiful transparent 2.52 carat emerald cut yellow citrine with dimensions of 9.44 x 7.69 x 4.96 mm is a rare find for lovers of warm, sunny gemstones, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present this gem as an excellent example of natural, untreated citrine, with no enhancement and an origin listed as unknown. The classic emerald cut gives this stone an elegant, architectural face, and the stepped facets emphasize the gem s clarity and subtle light color intensity, producing a refined, sophisticated glow rather than an overpowering hue. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade is very slightly included, which means that the inclusions are minimal and will not interfere with the gem s visual appeal when set in jewelry. An excellent polish completes the presentation, ensuring crisp facet reflections and a smooth surface that enhances the gem s ability to catch and reflect light, making it visually competitive with more expensive yellow gemstones while delivering exceptional value.
When considering durability for daily wear, citrine brings a practical balance of hardness and toughness that many other yellow gemstones cannot match at this price point, citrine is a member of the quartz family and rates 7 on the Mohs scale, which gives it solid resistance to everyday scratching from common materials. Unlike gemstones with perfect cleavage that can split along defined planes, citrine lacks true cleavage and instead breaks with a conchoidal pattern, which means it is less likely to suffer sudden cleavage failures during normal use. Compared to topaz, which is harder but has distinct cleavage and can be vulnerable to sharp knocks, citrine offers a reassuring level of toughness for rings and bracelets that see regular activity. Compared to softer options like peridot or some garnets, citrine stands out with its superior scratch resistance, and compared to precious stones like sapphire and diamond that are much harder but far more costly, this citrine delivers attractive wearability, warm color, and affordability without sacrificing reliable day to day performance.
For jewelry designers and customers who want a gemstone that thrives in daily wear, the emerald cut shape of this citrine is particularly advantageous because the long stepped facets emphasize clarity and color while being easier to secure in protective settings, the relatively broad table and long pavilion disperse light in a controlled manner, which reduces the visibility of minor inclusions and highlights the gem s clarity grade of very slightly included. Practical setting choices for longevity include a bezel setting that surrounds the girdle and protects the edges and corners, or a secure four or six prong mount with reinforced corner prongs to guard against knocks, while pendant and earring settings are ideal for showcasing the gem without excessive exposure to impact. The excellent polish ensures that daily handling will not rapidly dull the surface, and the transparency and light color intensity make this citrine versatile with different metal choices, pairing beautifully with warm gold tones to amplify its sunny personality, or with sterling silver and white gold for a contemporary contrast.
Caring for this natural citrine is straightforward, which further enhances its appeal for everyday jewelry, routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush is safe, and ultrasonic cleaning is generally acceptable for stable natural citrines, though if you prefer a conservative approach, steam cleaning and strong chemical cleaners should be avoided to preserve the gem s surface and color over many years. Because this stone is offered with no enhancement, its color and clarity are natural characteristics, which means you can expect consistent performance with sensible care, avoid striking the gem hard against abrasive surfaces, and remove rings during heavy manual work to prevent accidental chipping of the girdle. In comparison to many market options that are heat treated or otherwise enhanced to intensify color, this untreated citrine represents a transparent and honest value proposition from The Natural Gemstone Company, delivering a combination of attractive look, practical durability, and excellent finish that makes it a reliable and beautiful choice for rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets intended for regular wear.
























