Baguette-Cut Citrine and 0.22 CT. Diamond Halo Bypass Ring in 14K Yellow Gold

Your eyes will shine with glory when you see this shimmering citrine cocktail ring. Crafted in lustrous yellow gold, this classy ring showcases two baguette cut, citrine gemstones at the center surrounded by a halo of shimmering diamonds to give it a bold look. The vibrance of the citrine stone gives a warm feeling to this ring and the diamonds add a shimmering beauty. Enhanced with a high polish finish, this gorgeous ring will lighten up your next evening ensemble and make you look breathtaking.

What is Citrine?

Citrine is a variety of quartz. Ranging in color from pale to golden yellow, honey or almost brown, citrine may even contain rainbow or sparkle inclusions. The name comes from the French word citron, meaning lemon. It was used as a gem in Greece as far back as 300 B.C., and because of its color, is sometimes mistakenly referred to as gold topaz.

What makes citrine special?

The natural warm yellow color makes Citrine a special stone. A relatively hard stone, the citrine is gaining popularity due to its tawny color, durability, affordability and good looks. Citrine's beauty has made it a fashion favorite and it has become a red carpet special too.

Is Citrine a birthstone and what does it symbolize?

Citrine is an alternate birthstone of November and symbolises abundance, positive energy and wealth. It is also referred to as the “success stone" and the "merchant stone."

What is the history of diamonds?

Diamonds have always been a sign of wealth, worn by elite classes and wealthy rulers—but in addition to being displayed as adornment and good luck charms, diamonds were also used as carving tools and even digested as medicine. The first diamonds were found in India and traded along the Silk Road, but as the supply dwindled in South Asia, other countries, including Brazil and South America, became the new suppliers. Today, production has increased to about 100 million carats per year across the globe.

How are diamonds created?

Diamonds are formed deep beneath the earth surface, created under intense pressure and brought to the surface by hot volcanic activity.

What do diamonds symbolize?

Diamonds have been admired by objects of desire since ancient times and have been adorned by women and men for centuries for many reasons. Believed by Ancient Romans & Greeks to be the tears of gods or pieces of falling stars, diamonds are also said to have influence beyond love. Diamonds are said to bring the wearer great strength, protection, and clarity. Worn as protection in battle, diamonds have been embellished throughout histories & cultures.

What inspired this design?

This design is inspired by the warm sunshine, its beauty, its lustre and positive energy. Citrine resonates with these qualities and hence was chosen to decorate this ring along with diamonds that signify beauty. This ring gives a million dollar look to the wearer. A stunning design that you can keep close to you during this lifetime.