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7.97 Ct. Yellowish Orange Citrine from Brazil
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K26731 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.51 Width: 10.58 Height: 8.81 |
Weight: | 7.97 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Orange |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Princess |
Cut: | Princess Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $46 |
From a sunlit pocket deep in the Brazilian earth, this citrine began its life as a quiet host of quartz crystals. Over millennia, mineral rich fluids threaded through voids and cavities, and trace amounts of iron colored some crystals in warm tones of yellow and orange. Miners working with respect for the land and practiced hands recovered the rough, each fragment carrying the slow patience of geological time. At The Natural Gemstone Company we watched this piece closely from the moment it left the mine, noting its natural, unenhanced charm. No heat treatment, no artificial coloring, no additives, just the original, vivid yellowish orange that nature delivered. That authenticity is a story you can wear, a continuity from ancient earth processes to contemporary craftsmanship, and it is part of what makes this transparent 7.97 carat gem so resonant. Its size and warmth recall sunlit fields and sunsets, and you can almost imagine its long journey folded into every facet.
The cutter chose a princess shape to celebrate both the gem’s transparency and its innate vigor, cutting to dimensions of 11.51 x 10.58 x 8.81 mm, with proportions that bring out crisp pavilion rebounds and lively table scintillation. The princess cut is a modern classic for square gemstones, and in this instance it amplifies the citrine’s natural light return, creating a balance between broad flashes of warm color and smaller lively sparkles across the crown. Evaluated at eye level the clarity grade is very very slightly included, which means the stone reads clean to the casual observer while holding the subtle character of tiny internal features that remind you this is a real mineral, not a synthetic echo. The polish is excellent, every facet meeting with precision to maximize mirror like reflections and silky transitions from light to shadow. The vivid color intensity means that even at different angles the face up color remains strong and inviting, a hallmark of a well selected Brazilian citrine.
When we compare the reflective qualities of this citrine to other gemstones in its category meaning other quartz family members and yellow to orange colored gems the distinctions become clear and delightful. Within the quartz family it shares similar refractive properties with amethyst and smoky quartz, so the way it returns light is steady and glassy with a vitreous luster, but its warm color changes the emotional effect of that reflection. Where amethyst tends to show cooler flashes and smoky quartz reads as root like, this citrine radiates warmth and expansive brightness. Compared to yellow topaz or yellow sapphire which sit higher on the refractive index scale and show greater brilliance and dispersion producing more vivid rainbow flashes, this citrine offers a broader, sun like glow rather than a sprinkling of spectral fire. Garnets in the orange family often deliver deep, velvety flashes with a different internal refraction pattern, making them feel denser and more concentrated, whereas this citrine scatters light in a more open, airy fashion. The princess cut in this citrine counterbalances quartz’s naturally modest dispersion by multiplying reflective planes, so the stone appears more scintillating and lively than a simple table view might suggest. Its Mohs hardness of 7 gives it practical resilience for everyday wear, a softer but serviceable companion to harder gems, and its lack of enhancement preserves the pure way it interacts with light.
Culturally citrine carries a long association with sunlight, prosperity, and warmth, used through the ages by artisans and travelers who prized its cheerful hue. In history it has been admired as a talisman against gloom, a stone to invite energetic clarity, and in many traditions it is paired with gold or warm metals to echo its intrinsic coloration. At The Natural Gemstone Company we love setting such a genuine stone into jewelry that honors both its origin and its optical personality. Whether set in a simple solitaire that lets the 7.97 carat princess cut speak as the centerpiece, or surrounded by small diamonds to add pinpoint fire without overpowering the citrine’s warmth, the design possibilities are many and emotionally resonant. If you seek a gemstone that tells the story of land and time, craftsmanship and clarity, this vivid, transparent Brazilian citrine with excellent polish and very very slight inclusions offers a direct line back to the earth, and forward into a new chapter of meaning and beauty.




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