- Is the citrine durable enough for daily wear?
- Citrine rates about 7 on the Mohs scale, so it resists scratches better than opal or pearl but less than diamond or sapphire. A tall prong setting like this is best worn for occasions and stored separately.
- What is Honey Gold?
- Honey Gold is Le Vian's name for its warmer 14K gold finish, which leans more yellow than standard white gold. This ring mixes white and yellow gold, so expect a two-tone look.
- How big is the main stone?
- The center citrine is 2.5 carats, which reads as a large, noticeable stone on the hand. The 23 smaller diamonds and amethysts total about 0.25 carats.
- Can it be resized?
- A multi-stone ring with a detailed topping is harder to resize than a plain band, and sizing across the pattern can be limited. Ask a jeweler before buying if you're between sizes.
- How should I clean it?
- Use warm water with mild soap and a soft brush, and avoid steam or ultrasonic cleaners on citrine and amethyst. Dry fully and check prongs regularly.
- Where is the Le Vian Ladies Cinnamon Citrine Rings set 14K Honey Gold cheapest?
- At Jomashop, for $474.99, as of our latest check.