- Is citrine durable enough for everyday wear?
- Citrine is a quartz, around 7 on the Mohs scale, so it resists scratches better than opal or pearl but less than diamond or sapphire. It can chip on hard knocks, so reserve it for gentler wear.
- How does the Albion compare with the Petite Albion?
- The Petite Albion uses a smaller center stone and a slimmer frame, so it sits closer to the finger. The standard Albion is the bolder cocktail piece with more gold and a larger halo.
- Can this ring be resized?
- A stone-set band like this has limited resizing room because the setting and diamonds sit close to the shank. Ask a jeweler before buying if you are between sizes.
- What is in the box?
- It comes as a single ring in David Yurman packaging. No extra bands or chains are included.
- How should I clean it?
- Use warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, and dry fully. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and steam on citrine, and keep it away from perfume and hairspray.
- Does the diamond halo mean the ring is diamond-heavy?
- No. The diamonds are small accent stones in the halo; the citrine is the main stone and carries most of the visual weight.
- Where is the David Yurman Albion Ring in 18K Yellow Gold with Citrine and Diamonds Women's cheapest?
- At David Yurman, for $4,700.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the David Yurman Albion Ring in 18K Yellow Gold with Citrine and Diamonds Women's?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including David Yurman, Reeds.