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2.54 Ct. Orangish Red Citrine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Jun 9
Item ID: | K24440 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.61 Width: 7.64 Height: 6.57 |
Weight: | 2.54 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $100 |
There is a lineage to warm gemstones that stretches back to the first civilizations that prized the sun, and this orangish red citrine carries that lineage with a presence that feels both ancient and resolutely modern. Its color calls to mind the ceremonial stones worn by rulers who valued warmth as a symbol of life and abundance, and its oval silhouette speaks to the classic forms that jewelers have favored for centuries. At The Natural Gemstone Company we celebrate that continuity, offering this gem as a bridge between storied tradition and contemporary design, a piece that can anchor an heirloom ring or provide the centerpiece for a refined pendant, each setting amplifying the quiet authority of its hue.
The stone itself is a superbly transparent citrine weighing 2.54 carats, measuring 9.61 by 7.64 by 6.57 millimeters, cut in a mixed brilliant fashion that balances scintillation with face up color, and polished to an excellent finish. Evaluated at eye level the clarity is very very slightly included, a grade that ensures the gem reads as clean and lively while retaining the small, characterful markings that make natural gems captivating. Its color intensity is intense, an orangish red that deepens in richer light, and it has been heat treated to produce and stabilize this dramatic tone, the treatment a long standing and accepted enhancement for citrines from Brazil, which is the origin of this stone. For clients thinking about complementary stones we often suggest pairing with White Opal for contrast, White Opal providing a pale, luminous backdrop that lets the citrine sing, particularly when used in classic three stone or halo designs.
What sets this particular citrine apart is the unmistakable signature written into its interior by tiny inclusions that are both aesthetic and geological signatures, each one a record of the gem s formation. Within the table and facets you will discover delicate, feather like veils that refract light into soft amber ribbons, narrow growth tubes that trace the crystal s childhood, and minute, faceted mineral crystals that glitter like distant stars when the stone is turned. In places there are whisper thin reflective platelets that produce subtle flashes, and occasional minute liquid remnants that settle into pinpoints of depth, all combining to create an internal landscape that reads as a private topography. These features are not flaws in the romantic sense, they are proof of provenance, tiny, natural calligraphy that ensures no two pieces are ever identical. The heat treatment has enhanced the color while leaving this internal signature intact, so the gem retains both brilliant saturation and individual character.
To wear this citrine is to join a long tradition of jewelry as witness and heirloom, a small sun in a classic oval, ready to be set and passed on. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem with a respect for its history and a clear view toward its future, offering guidance on settings that honor its warm intensity, suggestions for pairing with White Opal for a timeless contrast, and the kind of documentation that collectors and designers appreciate. Whether conceived as a bold signet accent, a refined engagement piece for someone who favors color, or the central stone of a pendant intended to be cherished across generations, this citrine embodies a timeless warmth and a distinct internal signature that will endure, and we welcome enquiries from those who wish to make this storied gem a part of their own legacy.





















