Citrine Gold Pendant, Pear-Shaped
$179.00
EXQUISITE PEAR-SHAPED, HONEY-COLORED CITRINE GEM IN 14k FANCY YELLOW FOLD PENDANT
Citrine is a vibrant yellow to brownish orange variety of quartz. Richly color-saturated golden or honey-colored stones are considered the most desirable by jewelry designers. Citrine is known for its attractive color and durability, making it a popular gemstone. Citrine is also the birthstone for November. Metaphysically, Citrine is believed to be associated with positivity, prosperity, and creativity. It is believed to attract wealth and success, enhance mental clarity, and boost self-confidence.
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