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0.82 Ct. Lemon Quartz from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Oct 15
Item ID: | K31625 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.05 Width: 6.05 Height: 4.32 |
Weight: | 0.82 Ct. |
Color: help | Lemon |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $70 |
There are certain gemstones that seem to belong to a lineage rather than to a single moment in time, and this transparent round lemon quartz carries that quiet inheritance with graceful authority, a modern heirloom in the making. Its pale, lemon hue evokes sunlight that has softened with age, a tone that speaks to traditions of refinement and understated elegance. Worn by those who cherish history and legacy, this gem echoes the aesthetics of classical collections, yet it remains perfectly at home in contemporary settings. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor that continuity, presenting stones that connect past and present, each one chosen for the way it seems to hold memory within its depths.
Measured and finished with care, this lemon quartz weighs 0.82 carat, with dimensions of 6.05 x 6.05 x 4.32 mm, perfectly balanced for use as a central stone in a ring or as a luminous accent in pendant designs. The cutting style is faceted, executed in a mixed brilliant cut that marries the depth of step faceting beneath with the scintillating crown facets above. The clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a sign that the gem retains natural character without compromising its brilliance. The color intensity is light, allowing for an expansive play of internal light, and the polish is excellent, ensuring that each facet returns light with crisp clarity. There is no enhancement to alter its natural state, the stone coming to us directly from Madagascar, a source noted for producing quartz with refined color and clarity.
The secret of this lemon quartzs exceptional sparkle lies in the chemistry and geometry of quartz itself, and in the art of cutting that geometry to maximize light performance. Quartz crystals grow in a trigonal lattice, a regular internal framework that allows light to travel and refract in consistent ways, producing clean flashes of brightness when the external form is well proportioned. The mixed brilliant cut used here creates a deliberate dialogue between crown facets that scatter light into brilliant white flashes, and pavilion facets that channel light back through the table in a focused beam. This relationship between facets creates intense scintillation when the stone moves, and a steady brilliance when it rests, a dynamic that many gem lovers find irresistible. Because quartz has moderate refractive properties and low internal dispersion, the cutter must be exacting, aligning facets to promote internal reflection rather than scatter, and polishing surfaces to a high sheen so that light skims and rebounds with minimal loss. The result is a sparkle that feels pure and luminous, a clarity of light that is at once lively and refined.
This lemon quartz is more than a single gem, it is a story of origin, craft, and enduring beauty, a piece you can set into an heirloom design that will be treasured across generations. Its Madagasy provenance links it to a storied landscape of gem mining, where careful sourcing and ethical practices matter as much as quality. The stone arrives uncompromised, with no enhancement, reflecting both the optimism of its color and the integrity of its formation. For collectors and designers who value history and the timeless nature of classical design, this gem offers versatility, whether paired with warm metals that amplify its sunny hue, or set in clean modern lines that allow its inner light to speak. From The Natural Gemstone Company this lemon quartz is presented as a piece that bridges eras, a gemstone whose structure and finish confer a sparkle that feels almost singular, a bright testament to the harmony of natural formation and human skill.

























