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2.66 Ct. Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K16745 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.44 Width: 8.18 Height: 4.9 |
Weight: | 2.66 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $18 |
From the warm, mineral rich soil of Brazil, where pegmatites and hydrothermal veins slowly deposit layers of silica and trace elements over millennia, this yellow citrine began its journey. Tiny amounts of iron and natural heat within the earth breathed life into its color, creating a gem that is at once sunny and serene. In local mining communities this stone has long been admired for its golden hue, a color that evokes harvest light and quiet prosperity. The rough was selected for its transparency and potential for lively color, each crystal noted for its clarity and structure before it left the mine. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor that origin by telling the story of the earth that shaped it, and by sharing the gentle history of a stone that carries the memory of Brazilian geology in every facet.
Careful hands guided the next stage of transformation, from rough crystal to a precisely faceted pear shape that weighs 2.66 carat and measures 12.44 x 8.18 x 4.90 mm. The cutter chose a mixed brilliant cut to marry the scintillating fire of brilliant facets with the depth and symmetry that a precision pavilion can provide. This citrine was heat treated, a traditional and stable enhancement that intensifies the warm yellow hue while leaving the stone stable for daily wear. Evaluated at eye level it is eye clean, a clarity grade that makes the gem sparkle without distraction, and it presents a medium color intensity that reads as vibrant without overpowering. An excellent polish completes the transformation, allowing every facet edge to shine and every surface to return light to the eye in crisp flashes.
The geometric faceting of this pear shape is the key to its luminous personality. A mixed brilliant cut places smaller, precise facets on the crown and a complementary pattern on the pavilion, designed so that light entering the table and crown is guided, reflected, and returned with maximum brilliance. The pear silhouette concentrates light toward the narrower tip while the fuller upper body delivers broad, spreading flashes across the table. The dimensions and proportions are balanced, with a depth that is about forty percent of its length, an alignment that preserves weight while optimizing light return. Each facet has been calibrated to angles that favor internal reflection rather than leakage, and the result is an animated play of light that moves with every tilt of the stone, a scintillation that feels like sunlight moving across a golden lake. This is geometric cutting as choreography, a deliberate arrangement of planes and angles that invites the eye to travel and the spirit to respond.
Worn as a pendant, set as the centerpiece of a ring, or curated into an heirloom piece, this citrine offers both beauty and meaning. Its warm tone is versatile against gold or silver, and its pear outline flatters across skin when set with thoughtful attention to symmetry. The Natural Gemstone Company presents it as a bridge between the raw story of the earth and the refined artistry of the lapidary, a stone that has been acknowledged for its provenance, enhanced for stable color, and polished for everyday brilliance. Caring for it is simple, remove it for hard knocks and clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush to preserve the excellent polish. This gem is more than a measure of carat and millimeters, it is a narrative of origin, human craft, and enduring luminosity, ready to enter a new chapter with a wearer who appreciates the journey from Brazilian depths to the light on its facets.

























