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7.58 Ct. Orange Citrine from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Jul 8
Item ID: | K26270 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.39 Width: 11.4 Height: 8.98 |
Weight: | 7.58 Ct. |
Color: help | Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $46 |
This exceptional orange citrine from Brazil, available through The Natural Gemstone Company, is a substantial 7.58 carat cushion shape gem, with precise dimensions of 12.39 by 11.40 by 8.98 millimeters, a mixed brilliant cut, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish, heat treated to optimize its warm and inviting hue. The cushion outline gives this stone a classical silhouette that remains highly versatile for both contemporary and vintage inspired settings, while the mixed brilliant facet arrangement balances scintillation with broad flashes of color. The weight and dimensions situate this citrine in a range that is rare for such saturated coloration, making it appealing to collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate a stone that reads as both substantial and refined on the hand. Photographs show the gem set and held between fingers, where the scale and presence can be appreciated, and the consistent polish and facet symmetry are evident, producing crisp reflections and an even brightness across the crown and pavilion surfaces.
From a gemological standpoint this citrine is graded very very slightly included at eye level, a clarity that effectively reads as eye clean to most observers, and this attribute plays a fundamental role in how the gem communicates color and light. The very minor inclusions are not disruptive to the visual performance of the stone, and they remain unobtrusive when the gem is set, so the table and crown facets present uninterrupted windows of color that allow the intense orange saturation to glow without internal obstruction. Quartz, the mineral species to which citrine belongs, has a robust hardness of seven on the Mohs scale and a refractive index in the range that supports good brilliance and light return for faceted cuts, and the stability of quartz under normal wear conditions pairs well with high quality cut and polish. Because the clarity is so high and the polish is excellent, light travels through the pavilion and returns through the crown with minimal scattering, which translates into stronger face up color, lively facet contrast, and a sensation of depth that educated buyers recognize as the mark of a well prepared gem.
Color is the defining characteristic of this piece, and its intense orange tone is both lively and sophisticated, displaying an even saturation that avoids muddy or brownish overtones. Citrine derived from Brazilian localities is renowned for producing warm golden to rich orange specimens, and when combined with careful heat treatment this material attains an attractive and consistent hue that is desirable in fine jewelry. Heat treatment in citrine is an accepted and stable enhancement when properly executed, and it is used to convert less saturated material into a predictable shade of orange without compromising structural integrity. For the informed buyer the intensity of color is a primary determinant of value, and this gem’s vivid orange registers as a premium attribute because it enhances contrast against metal settings and complements skin tones while remaining natural in appearance. The even coloration coupled with high clarity and a refined cut means the gem can be set in a variety of styles and still read as a single, harmonious color field that produces attractive flashes and a lively overall presence.
Beyond technical specifications the way this citrine presents from every angle is a direct outcome of the quality of its cut, clarity, and polish, and these factors together create a gem that appears to glow internally and reflect light crisply at the surface. The mixed brilliant cut brings together skillful facet geometry and pavilion depth to maximize both return of light and color saturation, so when the gem is tilted the viewer sees a dynamic interplay of bright reflections and saturated orange planes rather than dull or lifeless areas, and the excellent polish ensures that each facet edge is sharp and each mirror face is free of abrasion that could softening the sparkle. For those considering a commission through The Natural Gemstone Company this piece is ideal for a solitaire ring or a halo setting that will take advantage of its size and eye appeal, and the combination of near eye clean clarity and intense color will read as near flawless performance in everyday viewing situations. We are happy to provide additional information on cutting angles, mounting recommendations, and documentation of origin and treatment for clients who require full disclosure and laboratory reporting, because transparency and education are central to our service and we want buyers to feel confident in the rarity and enduring beauty of this fine Brazilian citrine.

























