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55.90 Ct. Greenish Yellow (Lemon Quartz) Quartz from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 20
Item ID: | K24277 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 29.3 Width: 20.52 Height: 15.05 |
Weight: | 55.90 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Yellow (Lemon Quartz) |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $15 |
One beautiful transparent 55.90 carat cushion shape greenish yellow lemon quartz from Madagascar is a rare sight that immediately captures attention, and this example offered by The Natural Gemstone Company is exceptional in both scale and presentation. Measuring 29.30 x 20.52 x 15.05 millimeters, the stone commands presence while retaining a refined elegance that suits both bold and classic jewelry designs. The cutting style is faceted, executed in a mixed brilliant cut that balances table and pavilion facets to deliver lively return of light, and the overall polish is excellent which enhances the gem clarity and surface luster. Color intensity is medium, presenting a fresh lemon tone with greenish undertones that shifts subtly in different lighting, and the clarity has been assessed as very slightly included evaluated at eye level which means it appears clean to the unaided eye while retaining natural features that testify to its origin and authenticity. Importantly, this quartz has received no enhancement, preserving its natural character and value, and its Madagascan provenance adds a geographical story that collectors and connoisseurs appreciate.
The craftsmanship behind the mixed brilliant faceting and the cushion silhouette is a decisive factor in how this lemon quartz performs on the hand or in a setting. The mixed brilliant approach combines larger crown facets for broad flashes of color with a precise pavilion arrangement that multiplies scintillation, so the stone reads both as a substantial colored gem and as a lively jewel that responds beautifully to motion. At 55.90 carats the gem offers designers great flexibility, working equally well as a dramatic solitaire in a statement ring or as the centerpiece of a bespoke pendant or brooch, where the cushion outline lends a vintage inspired elegance while the facet pattern keeps the overall look modern and brilliant. The millimeter proportions indicate comfortable depth and width, allowing the cutter to preserve weight while optimizing light performance, and the excellent polish ensures that every facet boundary is crisp and reflective, maximizing sparkle without compromising the gem surface. For buyers seeking a showpiece that combines size, refinement, and eye appeal, this item stands out among natural quartz offerings.
When comparing this natural Madagascar lemon quartz to lab grown gemstones, several important advantages become clear, advantages that speak to long term value and the emotional connection that a natural stone delivers. Lab grown gems can be compelling for their uniformity, clarity, and often lower price, but they lack the geological narrative that accompanies every natural crystal, a narrative of pressure, heat, and slow formation in a unique Earth environment. The very slightly included clarity of this quartz should be understood as part of its fingerprint, microscopic and subtle markers that confirm a natural growth history and that make this gem one of a kind. Unlike synthetic material which can be reproduced with identical physical and optical properties, a natural gem such as this lemon quartz cannot be exactly replicated, and that singularity is a key element of desirability for collectors and those purchasing a meaningful piece for a milestone event. Additionally, because this gem has no enhancement, it arrives to the buyer unaltered by heat, irradiation, or staining processes, often used in treated stones to modify color or clarity. That untreated status simplifies provenance, personal assurance, and future resale considerations because the gem is exactly as it left the Earth and was expertly cut to reveal its natural beauty.
Beyond individuality and authenticity, natural stones like this Madagascar lemon quartz frequently show better potential as collectible assets and for emotional value over time. Lab grown gems are excellent for predictable commercial production and can be more affordable for fashion jewelry, however market perception regarding value retention still favors natural material, particularly for larger and rarer specimens where natural scarcity is a driver of price. The origin from Madagascar confers additional cachet, as certain regions are known for producing distinctive hues and crystal habits, and provenance can be an important aspect of a gem s story. Natural gems also present opportunities for subtle variations in color and internal characteristics that designers and lapidaries can use to create unique settings that celebrate the stone s individual personality. For clients who value traceability, The Natural Gemstone Company provides transparent descriptions and high resolution images, and the fact that this lemon quartz remains unenhanced enhances its appeal to buyers who prefer their gems in an original state with a clear and verifiable history.
Finally, practical considerations for owning and setting this gem are straightforward and reassuring. Quartz is a robust mineral with a good hardness for everyday wear when properly set and protected, and the cushion shape and dimensions of this piece offer versatility for many mounting styles. The mixed brilliant cut optimizes fire and brilliance, so simple metal choices will allow the color to sing, with warm metals amplifying the yellow facets and cool metals offering a chic contrast that reads contemporary. Buyers should consider protective settings for rings, such as bezel or halo designs, to shelter the stone from hard knocks and to highlight the substantial size. When choosing between a lab grown alternative and this natural lemon quartz, clients often tell us they are drawn to the depth of story, the subtle inclusions that attest to natural origin, and the knowledge that they own a singular treasure that cannot be identically reproduced. For those who desire a large, eye clean appearing, and untreated greenish yellow cushion quartz with superb polish and a provenance from Madagascar, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this 55.90 carat gem as a compelling choice that combines visual drama, honest natural character, and the lasting appeal of an authentic, unenhanced gemstone.





















