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3.38 Ct. Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K13489 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.81 Width: 7.92 Height: 6.06 |
Weight: | 3.38 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
One beautiful transparent 3.38 carat emerald cut orangish yellow citrine from Brazil is a rare blend of size and refinement that stands apart from the run of mass produced gems on the market. Measuring 9.81 x 7.92 x 6.06 mm, this stone offers presence without overpowering a design, and its emerald cut lends a clean, architectural elegance not often achieved in stones of this carat range. The clarity is very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, so the gem reads as eye clean in most settings, and the excellent polish enhances both surface luster and light return. Heat treatment is the common enhancement for citrine color consistency and stability, and this gem has been gently and professionally treated to reveal a warm orangish yellow tone of medium intensity. Compared to pale or overly brownish citrines frequently offered online, this specimen displays a balanced hue that looks natural and lively, making it a superior choice for someone who values both authenticity and visual impact, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind its provenance and careful evaluation.
In comparing this citrine to other yellow gemstones available, its advantages become clear. Compared to yellow topaz, this citrine offers a warmer tone for a similar price point, and it is less prone to the overly sharp or artificial yellow that some treated topazes exhibit. Against yellow sapphire, the citrine provides a much more accessible value, allowing buyers to choose a larger and more visually prominent stone without sacrificing eye appeal, while still offering good durability for jewelry that is worn frequently. Against synthetic or glass imitations, the Brazilian origin, natural transparency, and very very slightly included clarity confirm that this is a natural gem with unique internal characteristics that enhance character rather than detract from it. The emerald cut produces broad step facets that emphasize color and clarity rather than scintillation, so the stone reads as refined and elegant rather than flashy, which makes it an excellent centerpiece for classic solitaire rings and high end pendants. When budget, aesthetics, and long term enjoyment are compared, this citrine represents a smart choice that outperforms many alternatives on overall value and versatility.
When set in jewelry, the orangish yellow color of this citrine complements a wide spectrum of skin tones and undertones, making it remarkably versatile. On fair skin tones, the warm orangish yellow offers a flattering contrast that brings warmth to the complexion without appearing too intense, and pairing the stone with yellow gold or rose gold intensifies that soft glow. For fair skin with cool undertones, choosing a white metal setting like white gold or platinum will introduce a modern contrast that lets the gem take center stage, while a halo of small colorless diamonds can add crisp brilliance. On medium and olive skin tones, the citrine harmonizes with natural warmth, appearing almost sunlit on the skin and enhancing complexion in a way that few cooler stones can match, and combining the citrine with yellow gold or mixed metal settings enhances its natural warmth without overwhelming the wearer. On deeper skin tones the medium intensity orangish yellow delivers a vivid, regal presence. Set in either yellow gold for a tonal, luxurious look, or in white metal for a striking, contemporary contrast, the stone reads bold and majestic. Because the emerald cut emphasizes color and clarity, the stone will present as a clean, luminous plane of color against any skin, and the very very slightly included clarity grade means the gem will not show distracting inclusions to the naked eye, preserving a smooth visual field that flatters the skin and complements other wearable gemstones and metals.
Practical considerations for setting and care further enhance the appeal of this 3.38 carat Brazilian citrine, and The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with design options to maximize both beauty and durability. The emerald cut is ideal for secure settings such as four prong corners, bezel surrounds, or a protective halo of smaller stones that both accentuate the color and reduce the risk of edge chipping in daily wear. For rings, choosing a lower profile bezel or a classic prong mount will protect the stone while showcasing its elongated table and step facets. For pendants and earrings, the dimensions of 9.81 x 7.92 x 6.06 mm translate to a comfortable size that makes a confident statement without feeling cumbersome. Citrine rates around seven on the Mohs hardness scale, which makes it suitable for many types of jewelry with sensible care, and it responds beautifully to routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Heat treatment is stable and widely accepted in the trade, and the Brazilian origin provides an established source known for producing attractive, well formed citrines. At The Natural Gemstone Company we evaluate and describe our gems with transparency and expertise, and our gem specialists are available to provide additional images, setting recommendations, and certificate information on request. For those who want a gemstone that combines an elegant emerald cut, eye clean clarity, a warm orangish yellow hue of medium intensity, and exceptional polish at a competitive value, this citrine is an outstanding choice that competes favorably against pricier alternatives while offering a distinctive, wearable beauty.

























