4.20 Ct. Citrine from Burma (Myanmar)

In the heart of the vibrant landscapes of Burma, now known as Myanmar, a journey through time reveals a treasure that has enchanted hearts for centuries: the stunning citrine. Rich in history and draped in the cloak of ancient allure, citrine has long been celebrated for its mesmerizing beauty and vibrant hue. This particular gem, a 4.20 carat pear-shaped wonder, exemplifies the premium quality that connoisseurs and admirers of timeless elegance have revered across generations. Crafted meticulously to awaken the senses, its dimensions of 14.92 x 9.98 x 5.47 mm hold a piece of history from the deep earth veins that have hidden this gem for millennia.

Embodied in this citrine's luminous glow is the spirit of an ancient world, one that cherished the rarest finds in nature. With an intense color intensity reminiscent of sunshine captured in crystal, this gemstone's mixed brilliant cut masterfully reflects light, awakening a dazzling array of fiery flashes that dance upon its surfaces. Despite its ancient origin, the modern appeal of this gem remains undeniable, presenting a beautiful harmony between the old world and new. The citrine’s clarity, graded as very slightly included at eye level, enhances its usability in crafting bespoke pieces that honor tradition while comfortably breathing in luxury and opulence.

At The Natural Gemstone Company, we cherish the legacy behind every stone we craft. This Burmese citrine not only represents exquisite craftsmanship and rich origins but also an enduring dedication to quality that spans eras. Our carefully selected gems echo the legacy of those who wore such splendor in times past. Its excellent polish, a testament to unparalleled skill, ensures that each angle is perfected to bring forth a sparkle that rivals even the most brilliant of stars. A triumphant offering from The Natural Gemstone Company, this 4.20 carat citrine beckons those who esteemed the gems of kings and queens to become a part of their personal heirloom, continuing a tradition as luminous as the gem itself.