- Is citrine durable enough for daily wear?
- Citrine is a quartz, around 7 on the Mohs scale, so it resists everyday knocks but scratches more easily than diamond or sapphire. It is better suited to occasional wear and should be stored separately from harder stones.
- How does the Marbella compare with David Yurman's diamond rings?
- The Marbella is a colored-stone cocktail ring with a wide gold band; diamond pieces in the line cost far more and hold up better to daily wear. Choose the Marbella for color and presence, a diamond ring for durability.
- What ring sizes are available?
- It comes in US sizes 6, 7, 8 and 9. A wide band like this fits snugger than a thin one, so shoppers between sizes often go up.
- Can it be resized?
- A wide, textured gold band with a set stone is harder to resize than a plain band, and resizing can affect the rope detail. Have a jeweler assess it before buying a size that does not fit.
- What is in the box?
- It comes as a single ring in David Yurman packaging, typically with a pouch and care card. Clean it with a soft cloth and mild soap, and avoid ultrasonic cleaners on the citrine.
- Does the citrine look yellow or orange in person?
- The stone is a warm golden yellow, and owners say it reads slightly deeper in person than in product photos. Lighting changes it noticeably.
- Where is the David Yurman Marbella Ring in 18K Yellow Gold with Citrine cheapest?
- At David Yurman, for $8,200.00, as of our latest check.