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- Delicate Spring Shades of Citrine and Amethyst Make this Multi-Strand Necklace Special (YEL-005)
Delicate Spring Shades of Citrine and Amethyst Make this Multi-Strand Necklace Special (YEL-005)
Delicate shades of Natural Citrine and Cape Amethyst are combined with Crystal Quartz in an elegant natural stone necklace. This lovely necklace would be lovely for a bride who has chosen lavender or yellow for her wedding colors—or for anyone who prefers the soft subtle colors of spring lilacs and daffodils. Sterling Silver beads attach the strands to a Sterling Silver S-shaped clasp.
- Necklace measures 18 inches.
- Rectangular Citrine and Amethysts vary from 10-13mm.
- Quartz, Citrine and Amethyst Rondells are approximately 5-6mm.
- The necklace is very light weight and strung on a flexible .014 21 strand nylon coated stainless steel beading wire.
Citrines are a transparent to translucent quartz that ranges in color from pastel (pale) lemon yellow to a deeper or golden yellow, to amber and a deep reddish brown. The name "Citrine" is derived from the yellow lemon or citron-like color. The International Gemstone Color Association describes this beautiful stone to be “Like golden Rhine wine or sparkling Madeira, heavy and sweet, citrine jewelry shimmers and brings a hint of sunshine to those dull November days.”While the deeper toned Citrines are often called gold topaz, or Madeira or Spanish topaz, except for the nuances of color, Citrine actually has very little in common with genuine Topaz— which is not quartz, but a higher-quality (and more expensive) clear gemstone. Very pale yellow Citrines are rare; and many commercially available Citrines are actually Amethysts, which are also Crystalline Quartz, that have been heat-treated. Cape Amethysts are a natural light or pale lavender may also show yellowish-to-beige tones and crystalline inclusions.
Matching Bracelet and Earrings may be available by special order, depending on stone availability.