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5.09 Ct. Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K4959 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.92 Width: 10.02 Height: 6.21 |
Weight: | 5.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $24 |
This 5.09 carat orangish yellow citrine from Brazil is an exemplary specimen for collectors and designers who prioritize precision in both material and cut. The gem measures 11.92 x 10.02 x 6.21 mm and is fashioned in a classic emerald cut, employing step facets and truncated corners to produce broad, linear flashes of light rather than scintillation. The pavilion and crown have been executed to produce clean facet junctions and parallel planes that emphasize the stone's transparency and color zoning, resulting in an excellent polish across all facets. Depth percentage is approximately 56.6 percent based on the average of length and width, a proportion that balances face up presence with optical return, making the gem equally suitable for both table up and table down orientations in set pieces. Clarity is graded very slightly included evaluated at eye level, with inclusions that are small and typically positioned away from the primary crown plane, thereby preserving the open, luminous read of the stone. The color is described as orangish yellow with medium intensity, evenly distributed across the table with subtle warmth at the pavilion, a tonal range that reads distinctly warm under daylight and more golden under incandescent light. The material has been heat treated, a stable enhancement widely practiced for sparking consistent and durable citrus tones in Brazilian citrine, and the gem displays a bright vitreous luster typical of well polished quartz.
From a mounting and customization perspective this emerald cut citrine affords significant flexibility, and its proportions lend themselves to a wide range of settings while allowing precision jewelers to optimize security and aesthetics. The long rectangular outline and truncated corners invite traditional four or eight prong corner settings that cradle the stone at structurally strong points, or alternatively a full bezel that follows the profile for daily wear pieces. Bezel settings are advantageous for girdle protection and provide a clean modern aesthetic, while four corner prongs offer maximum light entry and a classic engagement ring silhouette. Because of the step facet architecture, the gem responds well to halo configurations using melee diamonds or colored gemstones, where small brilliant cuts create contrast against the broad facet planes, intensifying perceived color and brilliance. East west mounting yields a contemporary look and can accentuate the stone's length on rings and bracelets, while paired stones arranged in mirrored orientations create symmetrical pendant and earring designs. The dimensions and depth percentage allow for precise seat machining and low profile galleries, enabling flush or channel style settings in cuffs and menswear pieces, and the size is also well suited for a statement solitaire pendant, matched three stone rings, and high end cocktail designs.
When considering metal and gemstone pairing the warm orangish yellow hue is complemented by warmer alloys, with 18 karat yellow gold enhancing the golden undertones and 18 karat rose gold deepening the orange nuance, while platinum or white gold provides a crisp contrast that modernizes the palette and makes the citrine appear cleaner and more honey like. Accent choices to increase visual impact include small brilliant cut diamonds for brilliance and contrast, cognac or mandarin garnets and spessartites for saturated warm palettes, or pale green peridots to generate a complementary color play. At The Natural Gemstone Company we provide detailed support for customization, including high resolution face up and crown orientation images, dimensional drawings for bezel and prong seats, and collaborative CAD renderings to assist your bench jeweler or designer in finalizing tolerances. We also advise on practical care and setting techniques, noting that heat treated citrine is stable in routine wear but benefits from protective settings for active daily use, professional cleaning recommendations, and avoidance of extreme thermal shock during repair. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to request additional imagery, matching pairs for earring sets, bespoke mounting proposals, or technical templates for your designer, our team will work with you to specify prong thickness, gallery height, and accent layouts to ensure the finished jewelry piece capitalizes on the stone's color, clarity, and excellent polish.
























