- 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. A large stone in a high setting is more exposed to knocks, so it suits occasional wear better than daily wear.
- How does the Stax compare with Yurman's Cable rings?
- The Cable line is thinner, textured and designed for stacking. The Stax is wider and gem-set, built as a single statement ring rather than a layering piece.
- What sizes does it come in?
- US sizes 5 through 10, including half sizes. Yurman recommends having a jeweler measure your finger, since wide bands fit tighter than thin ones.
- Is the gold solid or plated?
- The ring is 18K yellow gold, not plated. Yurman also makes gold-plated and sterling pieces in other lines, so check the specific listing's metal before buying.
- How should I care for the citrine and diamonds?
- Wipe with a soft cloth and avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam and harsh chemicals, which can damage citrine. Take it off for gym, garden and cleaning work.
- Can it be resized?
- A wide, gem-set band is harder to resize than a plain band and may need a jeweler experienced with Yurman pieces. Ask before buying if you are between sizes.
- Where is the David Yurman Women's Stax Statement Ring In 18K Yellow Gold Champagne Citrine cheapest?
- At David Yurman, for $8,900.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the David Yurman Women's Stax Statement Ring In 18K Yellow Gold Champagne Citrine?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Reeds, David Yurman.