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5.51 Ct. Orangish Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K30550 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13 Width: 10.72 Height: 7.48 |
Weight: | 5.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $24 |
One beautiful transparent citrine, weighing 5.51 carat, presents an oval shape with precise dimensions of 13.00 x 10.72 x 7.48 mm. The gem is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, and displays intense orangish yellow color that remains even and well distributed across the table and crown. Clarity is evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which leaves the pavilion and crown free from noticeable detractors when viewed unaided. The polish is excellent, the finish crisp, and there has been no enhancement to the stone, preserving its natural character and tonal purity. Origin is Brazil, a locality recognized for producing citrines with strong saturation and stable color, qualities that are evident in this specimen and that make it suitable for a wide range of fine jewelry settings. The proportions deliver a substantial face up presence while maintaining appealing depth, making the gem versatile for rings, pendants, and bespoke pieces, and these attributes are verified by The Natural Gemstone Company.
When comparing brilliance, citrine differs in optical behavior from more commonly referenced gemstones such as diamond, sapphire, and natural topaz. Citrine is a variety of quartz with a refractive index lower than those of diamond and corundum, however the mixed brilliant cut employed here optimizes light return and yields lively scintillation and notable fire for quartz. Against amethyst, which shares the quartz family, this orangish yellow citrine stands out because its intense color enhances contrast within the facets, producing a warmer and more vibrant appearance under both natural and artificial light. Compared to natural topaz, which can exhibit higher brilliance due to higher refractive index, this citrine’s strengths are its saturated hue, clean eye level clarity, and the way its facet geometry disperses light to maintain a consistent luminous tone. The absence of enhancement ensures color longevity and stability, traits valued by connoisseurs. For buyers seeking a gem that combines accessible hardness, dependable wearability, and an engaging warm brilliance, this 5.51 carat Brazilian citrine offers a compelling balance of visual impact and natural integrity, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company.

























