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6.49 Ct. Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29272 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.36 Width: 12.15 Height: 8.56 |
Weight: | 6.49 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
From the sunlit caverns of Brazil to the careful hands of a master lapidary, this citrine has traveled a story that blends geology and craftsmanship. Born within quartz veins where iron helped stain clear crystals with warm golden tones, the rough crystal was discovered by local miners who have read the subtle language of the earth for generations. The piece that became this gem weighed and measured to yield a final round shape of 6.49 carat, with dimensions of 12.36 x 12.15 x 8.56 mm. The transformation began as the rough was selected for its clarity and potential, then passed to cutters who could see the ideal balance of weight, color and light. The result is a transparent citrine with intense color intensity, an excellent polish and a face that invites the eye to travel through honeyed depths. At The Natural Gemstone Company we take pride in sharing not just a stone, but the small chapters of land, labor and light that brought it to life.
In the cutting room the gem was given a mixed brilliant cut, a choice that marries the scintillation of modern faceting with a pavilion structure that draws warmth into the center. Each facet was planned to preserve as much of the 6.49 carat mass as possible, while opening windows of brilliance across the crown. The polish is excellent, so that light skims and refracts cleanly, and the clarity reads as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level. Those tiny inclusions do not interrupt the way the stone flashes, they simply attest to the gem natural story, a fingerprint of its origin. The cutting and finishing bring together technical skill and an aesthetic sensibility that suits a range of settings, whether set as a centerpiece in a solitaire ring, as a radiant pendant, or as a bright companion in a cluster of complementary stones.
Comparing its hue and tone to citrines and warm gemstones from other famed locales helps illuminate what makes this Brazilian example distinct. Compared to citrines that come from Madagascar, which often carry paler lemon yellow tones with cooler undertones, this Brazilian gem leans toward a richer, more saturated golden orange that reads as intense to the eye. Against historical gems from the Ural region of Russia, known in some periods for deeper reddish orange or Madeira like tones, this stone is brighter and clearer in its yellow, keeping warmth without tipping into brown or red dominance. When set beside certain Spanish or Portuguese Madeira style gems that emphasize a dark, almost topaz like depth, our citrine stands out for its clarity and luminous yellow that remains lively under varied lighting. These comparisons are not to rank one as better than another, but to locate this gem on a palette of warm gemstones, where it occupies a space of vivid golden warmth and optical purity that is typical of well treated Brazilian material, and yet retains a character all its own.
The cultural and emotional journey of the gem continues after cutting, as it becomes a wearable story. Citrine has long been associated with light and abundance across many cultures, a stone used to symbolize sunshine, prosperity and the clear assurance of new beginnings. Heat treatment, which was used to bring out the intense color in this piece, is a conventional and stable enhancement that enhances the gem while respecting its natural integrity. At The Natural Gemstone Company we disclose this treatment openly because transparency is part of the relationship we build with our clients, and because knowing the origin and enhancement helps you make an informed choice. The very very slightly included clarity grade makes this citrine approachable for daily wear, while the mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish ensure it performs with brilliance and life in any jewelry design. When you hold this 6.49 carat round citrine, you are holding a small narrative of Brazilian geology, skilled human craft, and centuries of cultural meaning, all ready to become part of your own story.

























