- Is citrine durable enough for daily wear?
- Citrine is a quartz, around 7 on the Mohs scale. It resists everyday knocks but can chip or scratch, so it is better for occasional wear than for constant hard use.
- How does an emerald-cut citrine compare with a round stone?
- The step cut gives clean, mirror-like flashes rather than the scattered sparkle of a round brilliant. It also shows inclusions and smudges more openly, so it needs regular cleaning.
- What does .15 ct. t.w. mean for the diamonds?
- It is the total diamond weight across all the accent stones, not the weight of any single diamond. Expect small accent diamonds rather than a large center diamond.
- Will a 1/2 inch wide ring fit comfortably?
- A band this wide takes up more room on the finger and can feel tight next to other rings. Many shoppers size up or wear it alone on the ring finger.
- What should I know about caring for 14kt yellow gold?
- 14kt gold is durable for regular wear but can dull with lotions and soaps. Wipe it with a soft cloth and keep it away from chlorine and harsh cleaners.
- Is this ring a good alternative to a diamond cocktail ring?
- It gives a much larger, warmer-colored center stone for the size, but citrine is softer and less brilliant than diamond. It works best as a dress ring, not an investment piece.
- Where is the 5.50 Carat Citrine and .15 ct. t.w. Diamond Ring in 14kt Yellow Gold cheapest?
- At Ross-Simons, for $1,395.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the 5.50 Carat Citrine and .15 ct. t.w. Diamond Ring in 14kt Yellow Gold?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 4 ratings.