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5.21 Ct. Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K30552 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.22 Width: 11.54 Height: 7.27 |
Weight: | 5.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $24 |
One beautiful transparent 5.21 carat round shape yellow citrine with dimensions of 11.22 by 11.54 by 7.27 mm is the kind of stone that answers the needs of discerning buyers who want a statement gem that can serve as an unforgettable engagement ring center, a striking cocktail ring, or an investment quality piece for a collector. Cut in a mixed brilliant faceted style, this citrine balances the scintillation of brilliant facets with the depth of step facets to produce lively fire and a warm, enveloping glow. The clarity grade has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which means the stone appears clean to the unaided eye while retaining character that connoisseurs value. Its color intensity is intense, giving it a saturated, sunlit presence that reads beautifully both in daylight and under warm indoor lighting. The polish is excellent, so every facet edge catches light with crispness. This gem has been heat treated to enhance its color, a standard and stable enhancement for citrine, and it originates from Brazil, a source synonymous with consistently high quality yellow citrine. At The Natural Gemstone Company we recognize that customers searching for the ideal gem want assurance and clarity, and this piece delivers on both aesthetic and technical fronts.
When you look at the hue and tone of this Brazilian citrine, you see a luminous golden honey core that leans toward a vivid sunflower warmth without tipping into brown or orange overtones. The tone is medium to medium deep, providing richness without heaviness, and the saturation is intense, which allows the stone to project presence even in smaller settings. Compare that to citrines from Madagascar, which often present a paler lemon yellow hue with lighter tone and a softer, more delicate appearance. Madagascar stones can be charming for those seeking a subtle, understated yellow, but they lack the saturated warmth of this Brazilian example. Bolivian citrines are sometimes deeper and more ambered, with a hint of cognac tone that can feel more autumnal than luminous. Uruguay and southern Brazilian localities that produce heat treated amethyst to citrine material can yield stones with a slightly more orange or burnt topaz cast, which appeals to collectors seeking a vintage topaz look, but those tones read differently in jewelry where skin tones and metal choices are considered. This Brazilian citrine sits in an ideal middle ground, offering intense color that remains vivid and not muddy, a quality that makes it ideal for a bride who wants a yellow engagement stone that sings, and for a collector who values clarity of hue.
To help you visualize this citrine in relation to other famous gemstones, consider the cool, sapphire yellows of Sri Lanka sapphires that are prized for their velvety tone and high refractive index. Sri Lankan yellow sapphires often show a cleaner, crisper yellow that can be paler and cooler than the warm, golden hue of this citrine. Sapphires carry a different kind of brilliance and hardness, and they read as more restrained elegance, whereas this citrine reads as approachable luxury and sunny brilliance. Compare the citrine to Brazilian or Mexican topaz, which can sometimes display a more orange leaning, high contrast tone known as imperial topaz in its most coveted examples. Those topaz colors are rarer and command higher prices, but they are also more orange and less purely yellow than our gem. Even high quality Canary diamonds have a piercing brightness and a different kind of light performance because of diamond dispersion, and their yellow notes tend toward a lighter, lemon or canary spectrum that is cooler in feeling. The citrine in question gives you a warm, enveloping golden field that flatters skin tones, pairs beautifully with both yellow and rose gold, and offers a sunny personality that neither sapphire nor topaz duplicates exactly. For customers seeking a gemstone with the look of sunshine that still reads as refined and wearable every day, this Brazilian citrine offers a compelling balance.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand the different needs of our clients, whether you are a bride wanting a memorable and unique engagement ring, a jeweler sourcing a center stone that photographs and wears beautifully, or a collector adding a top tier example of Brazilian citrine to your cabinet. The dimensions and mixed brilliant cut make this gem especially versatile for a variety of settings, from a classic solitaire to halo surrounds that emphasize the intense color. The very slightly included clarity grade gives you visual purity at a glance, while also offering the natural story that serious collectors appreciate. Heat treatment is a common and stable enhancement for citrine, and it is disclosed for your confidence. We can provide guidance on settings that will maximize the gem's face up color and brilliance, recommendations for metal type to complement the warm hue, and options for certification and secure shipping. If you want a stone that ends the search with the right combination of presence, color, and value, this 5.21 carat Brazilian yellow citrine is a perfect solution, and our team at The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist with any custom design or provenance questions to make this gem the centerpiece of your next special piece.

























