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5.97 Ct. Orangish Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29256 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.15 Width: 11.01 Height: 7.52 |
Weight: | 5.97 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
There are gemstones that carry with them the whisper of ancient courts, the glow of ritual fires, and the steady presence of the sun itself, and this 5.97 carat oval orangish yellow citrine from Brazil is such a stone. At 13.15 x 11.01 x 7.52 mm, its proportions are both generous and refined, offering a presence that suits a signet ring, a pendant worthy of daily wear, or the crown of an heirloom piece passed through generations. The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present this faceted gem, cut in a mixed brilliant style to balance scintillation and depth, polished to an excellent finish, and evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level. The intense color moves between golden honey and a sunlit amber, echoing the colors prized by ancient civilizations that revered stones for their warmth and life giving symbolism. Heated to achieve optimal clarity and tone, this citrine honors the long tradition of enhancement that has allowed fine gems to express their most beautiful selves, while its Brazilian origin ties it to one of the most storied sources of gem quality crystals in modern lapidary history.
To understand the place of this citrine in the lineage of great gems, one only has to consider the role yellow stones have played through history, and how certain examples have become symbols of imagination and power. The Tiffany Yellow Diamond is perhaps the most famous modern example of a gem that captured imaginations with its saturated yellow brilliance, and while this citrine does not claim the same rarity or size, it shares a similar capacity to arrest the eye and transform the aura of the person who wears it. In older times, yellow and golden gems were associated with the sun gods of Egypt and with the amber amulets of the Greco Roman world, stones held close for warmth and protection, and treasured in royal treasuries. This citrine channels that same timeless energy, yet it brings a distinct advantage, for its clarity and mixed brilliant cutting produce a life and sparkle that respond to candlelight and daylight with equal eloquence, making it a living link between the great stones of history and the refined tastes of today.
Beyond aesthetic kinship, the technical virtues of this gem establish its unique value for connoisseurs and collectors who respect both tradition and precision. The mixed brilliant cut is a deliberate choice that evokes the classic brilliancy of historic diamond cuts, while also honoring the rounded, organic lineage of older gem shapes. At 5.97 carats, the stone is significant enough to command center stage, yet measured so that the color reads vividly without being overwhelmed by mass. The excellent polish allows facets to act as mirrors for light, enhancing a lively play of fiery flashes against the steady, warm body color. The clarity described as very very slightly included at eye level means that under close inspection the gem retains natural character, while remaining visually clean and luminous to the viewer at normal wear distances. This balance of size, color intensity, optical performance, and careful finishing is the hallmark of a gemstone that is at once wearable and worthy of collection, much like the storied gems that were never merely ornaments, but symbols of discernment and legacy.
For those who value provenance as part of a gem’s story, Brazilian citrines hold an esteemed place. Nourished by geological processes that produce clean, intense crystals, Brazilian citrines have supplied nobility and jewelers for centuries, and they continue to be sought for their consistency and warmth of tone. The heat treatment applied to this stone is a common and accepted enhancement, one that has been practiced since antiquity in many forms to reveal the truest potential of a crystal. That careful intervention, combined with the gem’s native qualities, yields an exceptional marriage of nature and craftsmanship. When set into a classic mounting, the stone will recall the golden diadems of Renaissance portraiture and the intimate lockets of Regency society, yet it will also stand comfortably in a contemporary setting, reflecting the modern collector’s desire for objects that feel both ancient and freshly relevant.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that a gemstone is more than color and weight, it is a narrative you choose to carry forward, a piece of the earth rendered into a personal emblem. This 5.97 carat oval citrine encapsulates stories of sunlit mines, of hands skilled in the art of cutting and polishing, and of cultural traditions that have esteemed warm tones as signs of vitality and wisdom. Whether your aim is to acquire a centerpiece for a bespoke commission, to begin a collection of historically minded gems, or to gift a jewel that resonates with classic beauty, this citrine offers an opportunity to own a stone that bridges the timeless allure of famous yellow gemstones and the rigor of contemporary gemological standards. Consider this gem as an heirloom in the making, a connection between past and future that will only grow in meaning as it is worn, admired, and passed down.

























