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4.61 Ct. Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29273 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.35 Width: 11.31 Height: 7.4 |
Weight: | 4.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
This is a beautiful transparent 4.61 carat round citrine, with precise dimensions of 11.35 x 11.31 x 7.40 millimeters, expertly faceted in a mixed brilliant cut to maximize brilliance and light return. The round outline is classical and highly versatile for mounting into rings, pendants, or bespoke jewelry, and the mixed brilliant faceting style balances scintillation from the crown with depth and color play from the pavilion. Observed at eye level the stone evaluates as very very slightly included, providing a clean visual appearance and excellent light transmission. The color presents as a warm, sunny yellow with medium color intensity, and the polish is graded excellent, offering a smooth facet finish that enhances luster and face up appeal. This citrine is unenhanced, retaining its natural color state, and its origin is Brazil, a source known for producing well formed and attractively colored natural citrines, making this gem a straightforward and honest addition to a discerning collection, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company.
From a gemological perspective the combination of clarity, cut and polish makes this specimen particularly notable. The very very slightly included clarity grade indicates inclusions that are minor and not readily visible to the naked eye, which preserves the gem habitually favored by the jewelry market and collectors who prize eye clean appearance. The mixed brilliant cut is a practical choice for this size, as it optimizes dispersion and fire while maintaining a pleasing table and crown profile, and the excellent polish further reduces light leakage while adding to perceived value. The medium color intensity sits in a sweet spot for citrine, providing vivid warmth without veering into overbearing saturation, and because this piece is unenhanced it carries additional premium for buyers who prioritize natural, untreated material. Brazil as an origin contributes provenance value, as Brazilian citrines have a long history in the market and are respected for consistent crystal quality. Taken together these attributes, the well centered round outline, the balanced cut proportions, the clarity and the lack of enhancement, support a confident valuation relative to typical commercial material.
Regarding investment potential, natural untreated citrine occupies a distinct niche in the colored stone market, and this 4.61 carat round example has several characteristics that make it attractive to educated buyers considering future appreciation. First, larger, eye clean citrines with natural coloration are less common than the heat treated material more widely available, and rarity is a primary driver of long term value. Second, the round mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish make this gem immediately suitable for high quality jewelry, which broadens its liquidity in both retail and private resale channels, because well cut stones are easier to sell and command stronger pricing. Third, provenance from Brazil and explicit disclosure of no enhancement align with growing collector demand for ethically sourced, natural gemstones, especially among buyers who value traceability and minimal treatments. Market influences that can support appreciation include rising interest in colored gemstones as alternative investments, occasional constraints in supply of untreated material, and the premium that connoisseurs place on size and eye appeal. It is important to note that gemstone markets can be cyclical, and while historical trends have favored gradual appreciation for rare, well documented stones, no investment can be guaranteed.
For buyers seeking to add this citrine to a collection or to commission a piece of jewelry, The Natural Gemstone Company recommends formal documentation, such as an independent gemological report, to accompany the purchase, which enhances resale potential and buyer confidence. Proper care and setting will protect the excellent polish and maintain the stone’s eye clean presentation, while secure display and secure storage support long term preservation. For those evaluating investment quality, consider this stone in the context of its unenhanced status, Brazilian origin, precise 11.35 x 11.31 x 7.40 millimeter dimensions and 4.61 carat weight, and its balanced medium color intensity, as these factors collectively create a compelling profile for collectors and jewelers alike. If you would like further technical information, pricing guidance, or advice on certification and mounting options, The Natural Gemstone Company is available to assist with objective appraisal and tailored recommendations.

























