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4.95 Ct. Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K4946 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.78 Width: 9.97 Height: 5.92 |
Weight: | 4.95 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $24 |
Imagine a sunrise captured in a single gem, a heart of warm light fashioned into an emerald cut that breathes calm and clarity. This orangish yellow citrine, weighing 4.95 carat, measures 11.78 by 9.97 by 5.92 mm, and it shines like a quiet dawn where gold and apricot mingle. Its medium color intensity carries a glow that is both jubilant and serene, a color that seems to hold the memory of summer afternoons and lamplight confidences. Transparent and lucid, with a clarity grade described as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, it invites a second gaze rather than deflecting it, drawing you inward to note the living warmth at its core. The excellent polish reveals every facet as a mirror for soft reflections, and the emerald cut frames the gem with elegant geometry, each step cut offering a corridor for light to stride and rest, like poets on a promenade.
The gem’s emerald cut heightens its whispering elegance, long facets that stretch light into ribbons of honey, a refined symmetry that suits both modern minimalism and vintage romance. At 4.95 carat this citrine feels substantial in the hand, a generous presence that balances the wrist or finger without ever feeling ostentatious. Its proportions, 11.78 by 9.97 by 5.92 mm, are harmonious and ideal for a setting that celebrates clarity and color, such as a solitaire or a halo that echoes its warmth. This citrine is heat treated, a time honored and stable enhancement that deepens its orangish yellow hue. Heat treatment is common and accepted for citrines, and when done properly it yields a color that is ordinary to behold yet quietly extraordinary to own. Originating from Brazil, a land whose mines have long produced gems of rich character, this stone arrives with the sun in its face and the earth in its depth, offered to you by The Natural Gemstone Company.
When considering a gemstone for a ring meant to be worn daily, durability matters as much as beauty. Citrine is a variety of quartz and ranks 7 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. To put that into perspective, diamond sits at 10, the hardest natural material known, sapphire and ruby rank at 9, topaz at 8, and many treasured but softer gems like opal and pearl sit much lower. A hardness of 7 means citrine resists everyday scratches from many common materials, it stands up better to the rigors of daily life than softer gems, and it lends itself nicely to rings, pendants, and bracelets when set with thoughtful care. It is not, however, indestructible, and attention to setting design will preserve its beauty. A protective bezel or a secure four prong setting can guard its corners and edges, and placing it in a setting that cradles the stone will reduce the risk of chips. Heat treated color is stable under ordinary wear, but avoid prolonged exposure to intense heat or sudden temperature changes. For routine cleaning gentle warm soapy water and a soft brush will maintain its sparkle, while ultrasonic cleaners are usually safe but should be used with care if the stone has significant inclusions. Remove your citrine when doing manual labor, heavy sports, or when handling harsh chemicals, and it will reward you with years of luminous service.
Imagine this orangish yellow citrine resting against your skin, a warm pulse of sunshine made tangible, a promise transformed into mineral. Picture it set for an engagement, its emerald cut lending a calm, noble symmetry to vows whispered and laughter shared. Picture it as a pendant that swings like a little sun at the throat, catching candles and complimenting both morning coffee and evening gowns. Each facet holds a private light, each polish stroke speaks of careful hands and patient craft, and the story of its Brazilian origin adds a layer of travel and provenance that feels like a love letter from the earth. The Natural Gemstone Company invites you to consider this stone as more than an ornament, it is a companion for moments, a witness to anniversaries and small ordinary miracles. If you wish to explore settings, to see the way its facets catch your particular light, or to arrange a viewing or bespoke mounting, we will guide you with the same care and poetry that first drew us to this citrine. Allow its warmth to become part of your story, and let us help you choose the setting that will hold that warmth for a lifetime.























