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Solitaire Citrine Ring 5.00 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | K12877 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.62 Width: 9.69 Height: 6.85 |
Weight: | 5.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $26 |
This ring centers on a transparent 5.00 carat oval yellow citrine measuring 13.62 by 9.69 by 6.85 millimeters, cut in a mixed brilliant faceting scheme to maximize both color saturation and return of white light. The proportions yield an effective depth of approximately 59 percent relative to the average of the length and width, a dimension chosen to balance table size and pavilion depth for optimal brilliancy in an elongated outline. The stone is evaluated as eye clean at typical viewing distance, showing no internal features that compromise visual clarity, and exhibits intense, evenly distributed yellow saturation across the table and pavilion. The cut quality is complemented by an excellent polish, with crisply defined facet junctions and smooth facet planes that produce strong scintillation and broad flash across the crown. This example originates from Brazil and has undergone standard heat treatment to stabilize and intensify the yellow hue, a recognized and permanent enhancement that yields a durable and vivid color without compromise to transparency.
Technically the mixed brilliant cut applied to this oval combines a brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with a modified brilliant pavilion geometry, a choice that enhances both fire and overall light return while preserving color depth. The crown displays a carefully proportioned table that allows the crown facets and star facets to communicate with the pavilion mains, producing a lively mix of pinpoint scintillation and larger flashes of color. The pavilion has been shaped to reflect a high percentage of incident light back through the crown, a strategy that mitigates the tendency of deeper yellows to appear dull when cut too shallow or too deep. Facet sizes and angles are coordinated to minimize extinction zones across the length of the oval, maintaining even luster from the girdle to the culet area. The excellent polish means that facet junctions are free of etch or abrasion, which increases effective brilliance and ensures the stone behaves predictably under different lighting types, from daylight to warm indoor illumination.
The mounting is a refined solitaire executed in 14K yellow gold, with an elevated four prong head and a slender, rounded band that takes design cues from both natural forms and classical architecture. The prongs rise in a gentle cathedral sweep, their profiles recalling the tapered curve of a leaf or the fluted shaft of a column, a deliberate fusion that positions the citrine as if catching sunlight above a structured base. The gallery is engineered for both light access and mechanical stability, with the prongs splayed to cradle the oval outline while leaving the pavilion exposed to incoming light for maximum brilliance. Shoulders are subtly tapered so that the transition from band to head reads as a continuous architectural line, minimizing visual interruption and focusing attention on the gemstone. Craftsmanship techniques include precise hand setting, soldered joins that are finished and polished to a seamless surface, and burnished prong tips to secure the stone without occluding its crown. The high polish finish on the gold complements the lively yellow of the citrine, creating an integrated aesthetic where metal and gem are in visual accord.
From a provenance and care perspective this piece is representative of The Natural Gemstone Company commitment to material integrity and considered design. The Brazilian origin of the citrine is a mark of consistent crystal clarity and saturated color in commercial and collector grade material, and the applied heat treatment is a common and stable method for enhancing hue in quartz varieties. For everyday wear the citrine offers good durability with a Mohs hardness around 7, and the solidity of the 14K gold setting provides protective elevation and mechanical support. Routine maintenance consists of warm soapy water and a soft brush to maintain brilliance, avoiding prolonged exposure to extreme heat or harsh chemicals to preserve the finish of the metal and the stability of the stone. For clients seeking bespoke adjustments the design accommodates size changes and subtle custom variations in prong profile or band thickness while retaining the essential architectural silhouette. This ring presents a technically resolved integration of gemstone proportion, faceting, and goldsmithing, a piece that will appeal to connoisseurs who value precise cutting philosophy and meticulous hand finishing.








































