Vintage Sterling Silver Citrine Ring with CZ Clusters - Size 8 in Good Condition, See Photos - Includes FREE SHIPPING. Note the projected collectibles, vintage, antiques, and memorabilia, U.S. market is poised for substantial growth on-average 6.5% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) to reach $280 Billion revenue by 2033.

Citrine, a captivating gemstone belonging to the quartz family, is celebrated for its sunny yellow to brownish-orange hues, reminiscent of the citrus fruit from which it takes its name (derived from the French word "citron," meaning lemon). Historically, citrine has been admired since ancient times, often mistaken for topaz due to their similar coloration. However, citrine, unlike topaz, is a silicon dioxide mineral with a Mohs hardness of 7. While natural citrine is relatively rare, much of the citrine available today is produced by heat-treating amethyst or smoky quartz, resulting in its characteristic warm tones. Often associated with prosperity, abundance, and the energy of the sun, citrine is believed by many to promote joy, confidence, and creativity. It is also known as the "merchant's stone" for its purported ability to attract wealth and success. As one of November's birthstones and the gem commemorating the thirteenth wedding anniversary, citrine remains a popular and affordable choice for jewelry and decorative purposes, cherished for its vibrant color and positive associations.