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5.32 Ct. Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K31006 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.44 Width: 10.94 Height: 7.73 |
Weight: | 5.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This listing presents one transparent yellow citrine weighing 5.32 carats, certified by The Natural Gemstone Company for the specifications stated below. The gem is fashioned in a round shape with precise dimensions of 11.44 x 10.94 x 7.73 millimeters, offering a substantial presence suitable for prominent jewelry settings. The cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant configuration, combining the scintillation of a brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with a more traditional pavilion facet pattern to optimize both fire and depth. The clarity has been evaluated as slightly included at eye level, consistent with natural, untreated material from primary deposits. Color intensity is assessed as intense, with a warm golden yellow saturation that remains uniform through the stone, and the surface exhibits an excellent polish that contributes to clean reflections and an appealing tactile finish.
The gem originates from Brazil, a long established source of high quality citrine and related quartz varieties, and it has undergone no enhancement. This untreated provenance is notable because much of the market supply of yellow quartz is heated amethyst, yet this example displays natural coloration and structural integrity without heat treatment. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to balance brilliance and color transmission, allowing the intense yellow to present evenly under varied lighting conditions while maintaining lively internal reflections. The slight inclusions observed are typical of natural quartz, and they do not detract from the visual impact when mounted, rather they serve as identifiers of authenticity and natural origin. The excellent polish ensures that facet junctions are clean and that the table and crown surfaces provide crisp reflective planes.
Citrine carries a long heritage of use across multiple cultures, historically valued for its association with sunlight, abundance, and protection. In trade and jewelry traditions citrine has been worn as a talisman for merchants and travelers, prized for its stable color and its ability to complement warm gold settings. European nobility and artisans incorporated citrine into signet rings and decorative objects, favoring its durable nature and bright hue. In Brazil citrine has been part of local gemcutting and trade practices for generations, and stones of this character reflect that legacy of craftsmanship and natural beauty. The mixed brilliant cut on this specimen echoes classical cutting aims, seeking to reveal internal character while preserving weight and form, a practice that connects contemporary lapidary work to historic methods of maximizing both visual appeal and wearable proportions.
For practical use and design considerations this 5.32 carat round citrine is well suited to a variety of settings, including solitaire rings, halo mountings, pendants, and statement earrings. The dimensions and round outline make it especially adaptable to standard ring heads, and its intense color pairs elegantly with warm metals such as yellow gold and rose gold, while also providing a high contrast focal point against white metals when a cooler presentation is desired. Given the clarity grade of slightly included at eye level, setting choices that protect the girdle and pavilion without masking the table are recommended to preserve light performance and to secure the stone during wear. Care protocols for natural quartz require basic precautions, avoiding exposure to prolonged heat and harsh chemicals, and recommending routine cleaning with mild detergent and a soft brush. The Natural Gemstone Company offers full documentation of the gem specifications and origin on request, and we advise professional mounting and a formal appraisal if the stone is intended for insurance purposes, ensuring the piece is constructed to highlight the stone while safeguarding its long term integrity.

























