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5.30 Ct. Golden Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29263 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.37 Width: 11.14 Height: 7.97 |
Weight: | 5.30 Ct. |
Color: help | Golden |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 listing presents a striking transparent golden citrine weighing 5.30 carat, cut to a round shape with exact dimensions of 11.37 by 11.14 by 7.97 millimeters, faceted in a mixed brilliant cutting style. The face up presentation is lively, with an intense golden color intensity that reads as a warm clean yellow to deep honey depending on light angle, and an excellent polish that allows crisp facet reflections. Clarity has been evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, meaning that any internal features are minute and do not detract from the gem sighted without magnification. This specimen is natural and shows no enhancement, originating from Brazil, a source respected for producing citrines with pure body color and stable, attractive saturation. For an educated buyer, the combination of natural origin, unenhanced status, and careful cutting makes this gemstone notable, because many stones in the market are heat treated or come from mixed sources, while this stone preserves its natural optical character.
The mixed brilliant cut chosen for this citrine is specifically aimed at balancing color saturation and light performance. Mixed brilliants use larger crown facets with a faceted pavilion to create both broad color spread and lively scintillation, which is particularly effective in a stone of this size. The slightly deeper pavilion depth contributes to the stone appearing fuller and more vibrant when set, while the excellent symmetry and polish maximize return of light through the crown, making the intense golden hue appear even more uniform across the table. With the clarity present, the internal light pathways are uninterrupted, so the gem exhibits clean flashes rather than muted zones. Physically, citrine is secure for everyday wear with a hardness around seven on the Mohs scale, so routine jewelry care and sensible setting choices will yield many years of wear with minimal risk of abrasion.
From a grading and investment perspective, several attributes make this citrine attractive to a discerning collector or a designer jeweler. The size at 5.30 carat places it in a desirable weight class for single stone rings and pendants where presence matters, and yet it remains practical to set without extreme structural modifications. The evaluated clarity of very very slightly included at eye level means the stone is effectively eye clean, which is uncommon for many natural colored stones at similar sizes without enhancement. The intense color intensity indicates a mature saturation that a buyer can rely on to hold aesthetic value over time, and the absence of heat or other enhancement materially increases its transparency to the informed market. Origin from Brazil is also a positive indicator, as Brazilian citrines are often mined from well understood deposits with predictable color qualities, which aids appraisers and designers in estimating long term resale and trade value, when compared to stones of uncertain provenance.
This gemstone is equally at home in casual and formal settings, which increases its practical appeal. For day to day wear, a clean solitaire setting in yellow gold or a low bezel in sterling will showcase the gem as a warm and wearable accent that complements both denim and office attire. For evening and special occasion designs, a halo of small diamonds or a classic three stone mounting will elevate the citrine into the realm of cocktail jewelry, where its intense golden fire will compete beautifully with faceted accent stones. Because of the excellent polish and clarity, the stone photographs well and will hold its own under event lighting or in editorial images. Proper care is simple, avoid prolonged exposure to strong household chemicals and remove the piece for rigorous manual work, and if ultrasonic cleaning is considered consult a qualified jeweler to confirm the setting and any internal characteristics. If you would like additional information, further close up photography, or assistance designing a bespoke mounting, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company, we are available to provide documentation and to advise on setting options that preserve the stone integrity while maximizing visual impact.

























