![]() The semi-precious gemstone citrine derives its name from the word “citron” meaning lemon. Perhaps she would like this estate citrine and pearl 18k gold oval pin brooch? Nevertheless, it is a stunning, durable gemstone making it a good option for everyday wear as found in this exquisite multi-colored citrine, diamond, and pearl collar necklace from designer, Mitchell Peck.Ĭitrine is also the gem ascribed to the 13th wedding anniversary. Also popular for centuries, citrine was often mistaken for topaz, and most citrine is made today by heat treating other varieties of quartz-usually amethyst. A great example of this lighter shade can be found in this Italian designer diamond and citrine fancy carved ring. Its depth of color comes from the amount of iron present in the quartz crystals. CITRINE (Mohs Hardness scale – 7)Ĭolors: Citrine comes in transparent lemon yellow, honey yellow to brownish-orange and is a type of quartz. If you prefer blue topaz, we also carry these modern heart-shaped blue topaz earrings from designer Marina B.īlue topaz is also the gem of the 4th wedding anniversary. Here is an Imperial Topaz cocktail ring in our collection, with a 5.8-carat center stone surrounded by (12) round and (4) marquise brilliant-cut diamonds. Queen Victoria was so fond of Scotland and the traditions of her new – found Castle, she frequently requested her guests drape themselves in Traditional full Highland plaid attire, boasting over-sized shoulder brooches rich in her favorite citrine gemstones. In 1852, she and her husband, Prince Albert, welcomed many guests to their new summer residence in the Scottish Highlands known as Balmoral Castle. Queen Victoria was a catalyst in adorning traditional Scottish Kilt pins with this popular gemstone. The Greek name for topaz is “topazos’meaning “green gemstone” which the ancient Romans dedicated to Jupiter.įirst mined in Germany in the early 18th century, the gemstone was referred to as “Schnecfkenstein” meaning “snail stone” due to the resemblance of the topaz-bearing rocks to snails! In mystical terms, the gemstone is believed to dispel sadness, anger, and nocturnal fears. H.Stern Multicolor Gemstones 18K Yellow Gold Rainbow Necklace A fabulous example of Topaz beauty is the designer creation by H. These so-called apocalyptic stones are intended to serve as protection against enemies and as a symbol of beauty and splendor. It is one of the gemstones forming the foundations of the twelve gates to the Holy City of the New Jerusalem. The semi-precious gemstone topaz occurs in a relatively wide range of colors including yellow, yellow-brown, green, blue, red, pink as well simply colorless topaz. Imperial topaz, mined in Russia’s Ural Mountains comes in a pinkish-orange color. Most blue topaz is made by treating colorless topaz with irradiation and heating. (Gregorian birthstone poem).Ĭolors: Topaz comes in a variety of colors, from colorless, blue, yellow, orange, pink, violet, brown and, very rarely, red. Who first comes to this world below With drear November’s fog and snow, Should prize the topaz’s amber hue, Emblem of friends and lovers true. Pearl is also the traditional birthstone for June, incidentally. They are Topaz Citrine Cat’s Eye & Pearl. If you, or a special person in your life, were born in November, there are no fewer than FOUR birthstones from which to choose a birthday gift. Cat’s Eye is the Indian Hindu birthstone and Pearl is the Tibetan one. Topaz and Citrine are considered the modern birthstones, with Topaz and Pearl the traditional ones. Topaz is an ancient birthstone dating back centuries. Published NovemWhat is the Real Birthstone for November? ![]()
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