Lovely Swing Citrine Pendant
Posted by: angarainc on: June 12, 2009
This pretty lady looks stunning in a lovely citrine pendant that compliments her gold peacock dress.
If you are ready to sparkle for that special occassion, this swing citrine pendant in 14k white gold is perfect. Featuring a prong set golden yellow citrine and diamonds, this pendant will rock your special do. For only $316 this lovely sunkissed citrine pendant is ideal for you.
Citrine Pendant
Posted by: angarainc on: January 15, 2009
This pretty pendant setting features cascading layers of 18k white gold pave set with round brilliant diamonds with a “V” prong mounting to secure your pear shaped stone. A treat for the jewelry lover.
Citrine Jewelry
Posted by: angarainc on: January 6, 2009
No matter what, we all succumb to the allure of anything bright and sunny. The warmth of golden sunlit mornings are irresistible just like the sheen of yellow gold is breathtaking. Have you ever thought how would you then react to a speck of crystallized sun that has been transformed into jewelry? Well, if you think I’ve lost my sanity, let me tell you I haven’t. Once I say I’m talking about the glowing citrine here, you’ll understand my intent.
Citrine, the luminous, golden yellow gemstone looks endlessly beautiful. When moulded into jewelry, citrines stand out in all their sunny splendour. These warm golden gemstones look especially ravishing when set in yellow gold. Be it earrings, rings, pendants or bracelets, citrines look lovely in almost any form of jewelry. The best thing about these glowing gemstones is the fact you can team them perfectly with your day wear as well as for a special evening do. Completely captivating, citrine jewelry is sure to add loads of color and warm luster to your wardrobe.
Precious Citrine Pendant
Posted by: angarainc on: September 18, 2008
Sun flower??? Or a golden sun surrounded by twinkling stars? Whatever but here’s some fine jewelry for a very fine price. The surrounding diamond accents add brilliance and accentuate the size. Citrine’s golden hue works well with almost all colors. A very smart choice if you are looking for a pretty gift for someone special. Tell her she is your universe, sun and stars, fragrance and flowers all in one (and mean it too!).
Citrine The Gemstone
Posted by: angarainc on: July 29, 2008
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Did you know that a Citrine is really an amethyst in disguise?Do you know why citrine is called “the merchant’s stone”? Learn all there is to know about citrine in our collection of information about this beautiful golden stone. Read about the cultural and religious history of citrine, the physical properties of citrine, and learn how to care for your citrine jewelry. 
Citrine is the birthstone for the month of November sharing the title with topaz. In fact, the citrine stone has been used to imitate topaz and was once called Brazilian topaz.
Citrine is also the gemstone that celebrates the 13th anniversary of marriage. Citrine is named after the French word Citrin, meaning lemon. The color of citrine ranges from straw and sun yellow to clay orange, to deep, wine colored Madeira red. In the past, the Madeira colored stones were the most valuable, but today, the more vivid yellows and oranges are the most popular. Natural bright yellow citrine is the most rare of the quartz varieties.
Citrine
Posted by: angarainc on: June 20, 2008
Citrine, also called the citrine fortz is a variety of quartz. Citrine ranges from yellow to orange to golden brown shades of transparent quartz. Citrine name is derived from the French word “citron” many citrines have juicy lemon color. Citrine have ferric impurities and is rarely found in nature. Most commercial citrine is in fact artificially heated amethyst or smoky quartz. The artificially generated color of citrine tends to have much more orange or reddish caste than those found in nature, which are usually pale yellow. Citrine made by heating amethyst may be returned to purple color by bombarding it with beta radiation.Brazil is the leading producer of naturally mined citrine, with much of its production coming from the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
Citrine by virtue has many magical and healing powers. It was thought to stimulate the memory, influence the dreams, be a general talisman of protection and enhance creativity. One of the main attributes of the stone was its power to protect against snake 
venom. Sometimes citrine is often mistaken for more expensive orange-yellow topaz and is unscrupulous dealers. However citrine is considered as an alternative to topaz as the birthstone for November.
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