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5.92 Ct. Yellowish Orange Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29608 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.32 Width: 12.21 Height: 7.57 |
Weight: | 5.92 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $24 |
Introducing a beautiful transparent 5.92 carat round shape yellowish orange citrine, an eye catching gem that combines substantial size with refined lapidary skill, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. This citrine measures 12.32 x 12.21 x 7.57 mm, and it has been precisely faceted in a mixed brilliant cut to optimize both scintillation and spread, yielding a lively play of light across the table and crown. The stone is described as eye clean when evaluated at eye level, which means that under normal viewing conditions and without magnification it presents an unblemished field to the observer, a feature that materially enhances both aesthetic appeal and market value. Color is intense, falling within a yellowish orange range that balances warmth and saturation without veering into the overly brown tones that can plump the market but detract from visual clarity. The polish has been assessed as excellent, which allows facets to reflect light with minimal disruption and contributes to the overall perception of quality.
For an educated buyer, a careful breakdown of grading components clarifies why this citrine stands out. Carat weight of 5.92 carats combined with dimensions just over 12 millimeters gives a pleasing presence for a ring center or a pendant focal stone, and the weight to size ratio indicates efficient material retention by the cutter. The mixed brilliant cutting style is chosen to maximize fire and brilliance while retaining depth and proportional integrity, which are critical factors that affect light return and therefore perceived value. Clarity grade described as eye clean evaluates inclusions by their visibility to the unaided eye at normal viewing distances, a practical standard for jewelry quality that differs from loupe based grading used for transparent gemstones with internal features that only specialists may find. An intense color intensity in citrine is often the most market sensitive attribute, because color commands price and desirability more than minute differences in clarity when the stone is otherwise transparent and well cut. Excellent polish minimizes surface abrasions and facet haze, which preserves lustre and facilitates easier setting and maintenance.
This citrine is heat treated, a common and accepted enhancement in the trade that enhances color stability and predictability, and the origin of this gem is Brazil, a historically significant source of fine citrine material. Heat treatment of citrine commonly converts certain quartz varieties from pale or smoky tones to the vibrant yellow and orange hues prized in the market, and when performed correctly the treatment is permanent and stable under normal wearing conditions. Brazil has long been associated with high quality quartz family stones, and Brazilian citrine is recognized for its attractive tone and clarity, making it a desirable provenance for collectors and jewellers alike. From a provenance perspective, buyers value origin information because it informs both geological expectations and market comparatives, and a Brazilian origin places this stone within a lineage of reputable material sources with established cutting and gemological traditions.
Beyond the technical attributes, this citrine carries heritage appeal linked to centuries of traditional uses, an aspect that resonates with connoisseurs who appreciate story as well as substance. Citrine has been historically associated with prosperity and abundance, used as the merchant stone in several cultures, and revered for its warm palette that evokes sunlight and vitality in personal adornment objects. In jewelry traditions citrine has been favored for signet and intaglio work, for amulets, and for decorative inlay across eras, and this contemporary faceted example brings that lineage into modern settings with superior optical performance. For the educated buyer seeking both an investment quality gemstone and a piece imbued with cultural resonance, this 5.92 carat yellowish orange citrine represents a balance of size, color, and clarity that is uncommon at this combination of attributes. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the description and the provenance, and we can provide further gemological documentation upon request, along with professional guidance on mounting options, care recommendations for heat treated quartz, and appraisal information to support acquisition and future resale.

























