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9.40 Ct. Yellow Citrine from Brazil
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Item ID: | K31838 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 16.75 Width: 12.43 Height: 8.17 |
Weight: | 9.40 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $22 |
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present one beautiful transparent 9.40 carat oval shape yellow citrine, with dimensions 16.75 by 12.43 by 8.17 mm, a faceted gem cut in a mixed brilliant style that maximizes both scintillation and overall light return. This stone displays intense color intensity and an excellent polish, and it rates very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which in practical terms means it looks clean and lively to the unaided eye. Its warm golden hue is evenly saturated across the table and crown, producing a vibrant visual impact that sits between the paler, washed out yellows commonly found in mass market material and the more costly deeper tones that often command premium prices. Origin Brazil, heat treated to enhance and stabilize the color, a standard and widely accepted enhancement for citrine that ensures long term color stability. The combination of nearly ten carats of weight, exceptional cut quality, and bright intense color makes this specimen stand out from the many small, cloudy, or poorly cut citrines circulating in the market, and it offers a level of presence and luxury rarely encountered in this price tier.
When comparing this citrine to other yellow gemstones available to buyers, several advantages become clear. Versus yellow topaz, a comparable color and sparkle often comes with a much higher price per carat, and many topazes of similar size will show different cleavage properties that require more careful setting and wear. Versus yellow sapphire, the color in citrine can be more saturated for the money, while sapphires of comparable clarity and size carry a substantially larger price premium due to demand and rarity. Against synthetic or heat dyed material, this Brazilian citrine has natural crystalline structure and color development through accepted heat treatment, whereas dyed material can appear uneven, display surface concentrations of color, and suffer long term fading or uneven wear. Compared with run of the mill faceted citrines that are frequently shallow cut or poorly polished, the mixed brilliant cut of this gem has been executed to balance brilliance with face up size, producing liveliness in movement and a sophisticated visual silhouette for use in rings, pendants, or bold bespoke pieces. For buyers who want a combination of instant visual punch and a sensible acquisition, this citrine compares favorably on both aesthetic and technical grounds.
From an investment and future appreciation perspective, this citrine carries several attributes that support potential long term value. First, size is a major driver of colored gemstone prices, and well proportioned citrines over five carats with intense color and eye level clarity are significantly less common than smaller stones. At 9.40 carats this stone enters a more restricted supply bracket, which can enhance its appeal to collectors and designers seeking statement quality gems. Second, market dynamics show growing interest in colored gemstones as collectors and investors diversify away from traditional assets, and well documented, eye pleasing gems with transparent provenance tend to attract stronger resale interest. Brazilian origin resonates positively with many buyers because Brazil has a long standing reputation for producing fine quartz family gems, and responsible sourcing narratives are increasingly valued by the market. Third, the stability of heat treatment in citrine is generally accepted by gemological labs and the trade, which means that properly disclosed heat treated stones retain market credibility, unlike unstable or undisclosed enhancements which can depress future value. Finally, when compared to common, heavily included or heavily treated stones that flood lower price channels, this gem sits in a quality tier that historically holds value better because demand from private buyers, jewelers, and collectors is relatively consistent.
Purchasing this citrine through The Natural Gemstone Company brings additional investment minded advantages, because provenance, documentation, and expert support matter when you intend to hold or eventually resell a gemstone. We provide condition details, professional imagery, and the kind of transparent description that assists future valuation, and we can advise on optional independent certification routes that further bolster market confidence. For those who prefer to lock value into wearable art, the stone adapts beautifully to bespoke settings and will benefit from the added value that fine mounting and brand attribution can bring. In the current market environment, a carefully selected, well cut, and attractively colored gem like this represents a compelling balance of beauty and monetary prudence, offering more immediate visual reward than many investment assets, while also standing a reasonable chance of appreciation as demand for distinct, responsibly sourced colored gemstones continues to grow. If your goal is to acquire a striking gemstone that can perform both as a dazzling personal adornment and as a considered part of a diversified gemstone portfolio, this Brazilian 9.40 carat citrine from The Natural Gemstone Company presents a rare and practical opportunity.

























