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47.71 Ct. Orangish Yellow Citrine from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 11
Item ID: | K33039 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 27.71 Width: 18.18 Height: 11.96 |
Weight: | 47.71 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Irradiated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
This extraordinary orangish yellow citrine, weighing 47.71 carat and cut in a classic emerald shape, stands apart from the smaller or less well proportioned citrines commonly seen on the market, and owning it is an immediate statement about refined taste and long term value. The generous dimensions of 27.71 by 18.18 by 11.96 millimeters give this gem a presence that few other stones can match, and the faceted emerald cut emphasizes linear elegance and measured sparkle in a way that rounded cuts often cannot. Where many commercial citrines are modest in size and pale in tone, this specimen delivers intense color intensity and exceptional visual weight, offering a depth of hue more akin to fine golden topaz or even certain yellow sapphires, while remaining uniquely citrine in character. At The Natural Gemstone Company we select pieces that combine aesthetic impact with technical excellence, and this citrine exemplifies that standard, providing a rare opportunity to own a substantial, well cut, and visually commanding gem that outshines many alternatives in both presence and price per carat.
Quality begins with clarity and cut, and this citrine excels on both counts, with clarity graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish that maximizes light return and visual appeal. Compared to typical marketplace material that can display obvious inclusions or dull surfaces, this stone reads as eye pleasing and lively, inviting close inspection without the distraction of prominent internal features. The emerald cut chosen here brings a refined geometry that showcases color rather than masking it in excessive brilliance, creating a broad, luminous table that allows the intense orangish yellow tone to glow from within. The faceting style balances brilliance with clarity, and the excellent polish gives each facet crisp edges and mirror like surfaces, a level of finish that many mass market sellers do not achieve. For collectors who compare citrines, yellow topaz and treated quartz, this piece is notable because its size and finish create a visual authority that smaller, less carefully cut stones cannot match.
Provenance and treatment are important considerations for anyone purchasing gemstones as enduring possessions, and this citrine comes from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region historically celebrated for producing gems of fine character. The origin adds a layer of desirability when compared with more common sources, and for buyers who value story and place, a Ceylon origin offers a narrative of traditional gem trade and skilled craftsmanship. The gem has been irradiated to enhance its warm orangish yellow tone, and this is a stable, accepted enhancement in the trade that delivers vivid color while preserving clarity and structural integrity. When compared to heat treated amethysts or synthetics that attempt to simulate natural color, a responsibly enhanced natural citrine from Ceylon presents a superior combination of natural origin, predictable stability, and market respectability. At The Natural Gemstone Company we fully disclose the irradiation enhancement, because transparency and trust are central to making an informed purchase that will retain desirability over time.
Owning this citrine is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship that operates on several levels, it is a wearable art piece, a portfolio quality gemstone, and a legacy object that can be passed down. Compared to fashion costume jewelry or small calibrated stones that are easily replaced, a large, well cut gem from a respected source represents a store of rarity and skilled human labor, from careful cutting to precise polishing. The emerald cut invites elegant settings in ring, pendant, or bespoke jewelry, allowing silversmiths and goldsmiths to showcase the stone in designs that emphasize proportion and light play, and for those comparing design versatility, a rectangular emerald cut stone like this opens possibilities for both classic and contemporary settings. From a value perspective, larger stones of high proportions and fine finish do not come to market often, and when they do, they are sought by collectors and designers, which supports long term desirability. Choosing this citrine through The Natural Gemstone Company ensures that the piece has been evaluated and presented with complete detail, a combination of aesthetic excellence and informed stewardship that makes this stone more than a purchase, it makes it an investment in enduring beauty and meticulous craftsmanship.




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