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46.42 Ct. Lemon Quartz
This loose stone ships by Jul 10
Item ID: | K24282 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 31.92 Width: 21.16 Height: 14.6 |
Weight: | 46.42 Ct. |
Color: help | Lemon |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Unknown |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
This 46.42 carat pear shape lemon quartz is a technically accomplished example of large transparent quartz cutting, with dimensions of 31.92 x 21.16 x 14.60 mm and a length to width ratio of approximately 1.51, indicating a classically proportioned pear outline. The gem has been executed in a mixed brilliant faceting schema, combining a modified brilliant crown with a pavilion faceting strategy that integrates both brilliant and stepped influences to maximize return of light while preserving weight. The overall depth is 14.60 mm which yields an effective depth percentage near 55 percent when referenced to the average girdle diameter, a proportion that supports balanced scintillation without excessive pavilion bulk. The faceting exhibits exacting symmetry, well centered culet and table alignment, and an excellent polish that produces crisp facet junctions and minimal surface interference with light transmission. The cutter optimized facet counts and angles to favor lively pavilion sparkle and a broad, luminous table flash, characteristics that are particularly desirable in large presentation stones intended for bespoke jewelry settings or collectors cabinets.
Color is the defining aesthetic attribute of this piece, showing an intense lemon hue that is evenly distributed through the body of the crystal, without zoning or banding. The saturation is notable for the species at this weight, producing a vivid yellow that reads cleanly and with good chroma under standard viewing conditions. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, rendering the stone effectively eye clean for most observers. Inclusions are minimal and confined to minor pinpoint and wispy features that do not interrupt the primary light paths, and they are largely invisible in table down viewing. The consequence of these combined optical factors is a gemstone that delivers high parity between color intensity and brilliance, with the well calibrated mixed brilliant treatment yielding both pronounced fire and broad color wash, especially across the pavilion facets where light is returned with measured dispersion.
The gem bears no enhancements, a material fact that materially affects market perception and long term value. No thermal, irradiation, or diffusion treatments were applied, preserving the natural crystal lattice and ensuring stable color under normal wear conditions. Origin is recorded as unknown, a condition that requires nuanced interpretation. Known provenances can confer a premium when certain localities are associated with consistently superior material, however unknown origin shifts the valuation basis toward intrinsic properties such as weight, cut quality, color saturation and clarity. For many technically minded buyers provenance provides documented geological context and collector interest, but for others an unlocalized gem that exhibits exemplary physical and optical metrics is preferable because it decouples aesthetic merit from geographic premium. Additionally, unknown origin can mitigate provenance related regulatory or permitting concerns that occasionally affect certain supply chains, while leaving open the possibility of future assignment through laboratory trace element analysis or inclusion morphology studies.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we emphasize objective assessment and documentation, and we present this lemon quartz in the context of measurable performance and craftsmanship. Prospective buyers seeking further technical substantiation may request high resolution facet maps, calibrated photographic plates under multiple light conditions, and independent laboratory reports, each service we can facilitate to assist with provenance attribution or grading confirmation. For clients commissioning settings we can provide exacting recommendations on pavilion orientation, prong placement, and bezel tolerances to preserve the cutter intended light performance. This gem represents a compelling proposition for connoisseurs who prioritize dimensional presence, surgical clarity, intense natural color and expert mixed brilliant faceting, and we stand ready to advise on secure acquisition, bespoke mounting, and optional laboratory testing to align the stone with your collection criteria.





















