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8.13 Ct. Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K4981 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.85 Width: 11.95 Height: 7.9 |
Weight: | 8.13 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
From the slow alchemy of the earth to the calm confidence of a finished jewel, this 8.13 carat orangish yellow citrine began its journey deep within the mineral rich soils of Brazil. Over millennia silica rich fluids moved through pockets in volcanic rock, depositing crystals in a patient procession of cooling and crystallization. In that quiet, natural process, trace elements and the particular thermal history of the stone gave rise to the warm, sunny tones that define this specimen. The Natural Gemstone Company sources each gem with respect for that origin, working with trusted mines and experienced local partners to ensure responsible provenance. When you hold this transparent oval citrine, you are touching a moment of geological time, captured and polished into a shape that catches light and memory alike.
The transformation from rough crystal to elegant gem is where human craft meets natural beauty. This stone was fashioned into an oval shape with dimensions of 15.85 x 11.95 x 7.90 mm, and cut in a mixed brilliant style that balances the scintillation of a brilliant pattern on the crown with the open table and depth of a classic pavilion. The cutter oriented the stone to emphasize the orangish yellow hue, yielding medium color intensity that reads warm and luminous in a variety of settings. At 8.13 carat the gem carries substantial presence without losing wearable balance. The clarity grade is very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which gives the stone a lively character while remaining exceptionally clean to the unaided eye. Surface finish is excellent, and the polish allows light to flow freely, resulting in a jewel that sparkles with internal fire and satiny surface glow.
This citrine has undergone careful enhancement by heat treatment, a long practiced and stable method used across the trade to bring forth the most attractive color from natural crystals. Heat treated citrines are a familiar heritage in the history of gemstones, and Brazil has long been a cornerstone of that story. Historically, citrine has been treasured as a talisman of the sun, a symbol of abundance, and a protector of personal energy. In ancient and medieval times artisans set warm yellow stones for merchants and travelers who sought prosperity and clear thinking. In the courts of Europe, golden tones were paired with gilded metals to celebrate status and good fortune. The warmth of this oval citrine calls to those traditions, ready to be set as a central stone in a signet style ring, a luminous pendant to rest over the heart, or a pair of drop earrings that echo the long history of sunlight captured in gem form.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem not only as a product, but as an invitation to continue a lineage of meaning and craft. Imagine this 8.13 carat citrine held in a handcrafted gold bezel that enhances its orangish yellow glow, or set with fine filigree that nods to antique silhouettes. Take comfort in the fact that heat treated enhancement is enduring and accepted practice, and that the gem exhibits a transparency and brilliance that make it ideal for both daily wear and ceremonial pieces. Caring for citrine is straightforward, gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush will keep the polish and sparkle, and avoiding prolonged exposure to strong sunlight helps preserve the medium color intensity. If you wish to examine detailed images, request a video, or discuss bespoke settings and mounting options, our gem specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company are ready to assist, offering the context and guidance that match the stone to its future wearer.
























