- Is citrine durable enough for everyday wear?
- Citrine is a quartz, around 7 on the Mohs scale. It handles daily wear but can scratch or chip if knocked against hard surfaces, so take it off for gym sessions and heavy chores.
- Does the yellow citrine stand out against yellow gold?
- The tones are close, so the stone reads as a warm glow rather than a sharp contrast. If you want the gem to pop, a white metal setting usually shows it off more.
- Can this ring be resized?
- It is listed in US size 7. A jeweler can often resize a plain 14k gold band, but a setting with a stone can limit how far it goes, so ask before buying.
- Is this a good birthstone gift?
- Citrine is the November birthstone, and the oval solitaire style suits a birthday or anniversary gift. It arrives as a single ring, so check whether a box or pouch is included.
- How does 14k gold compare with 18k or plated gold?
- 14k is 58.5% gold, harder and more scratch-resistant than 18k, which is softer but richer in color. Plated rings have only a thin gold layer that wears off; this one is solid gold throughout.
- What size is the stone?
- The citrine is a 7x5mm oval, roughly three-quarters of a carat in weight. It is large enough to be noticed without looking costume-like.
- Where is the Primal Gold by: Karat Yellow 7x5mm Oval Citrine Ring cheapest?
- At Goldia, for $446.99, as of our latest check.