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Natural Golden Citrine Oval Faceted Gemstone Beads necklace

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Significance: Stone of Success

Purity: Semi Precious

Gemstone Type: Natural Golden Citrine Oval Faceted Gemstone

Gemstone Color: Golden Yellow

Beads Cut: Faceted

Beads Shape: Oval

Product Length: 18 Inches

Beads Size: 3-7 mm

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Citrine Gemstone Necklace in Golden Faceted Beads

What is a citrine gemstone?

A citrine gemstone is the golden yellow variety of quartz, the same mineral family as amethyst and rose quartz. Its name comes from the old French word for lemon, a nod to its warm sunny colour, which comes from traces of iron in the stone. Citrine ranges from soft pale yellow to deep amber. This necklace is made with oval faceted golden citrine beads on an 18 inch strand, hand-strung on reliable thread and finished as a single, two or three line necklace. It belongs to Nipura's Beads Mala collection of natural gemstone strands.

Why the beads are faceted

Instead of a plain smooth bead, each citrine here is oval and faceted, cut with small flat surfaces that catch the light. Citrine is a clear bright stone to begin with and faceting makes the golden colour sparkle and lifts the whole strand.

The meaning of citrine, the merchant's stone

Citrine has a long reputation as a stone of warmth and good fortune. It is often called the merchant's stone or the stone of abundance, traditionally linked with prosperity, success and a positive outlook. Many people who look up citrine gemstone benefits are really asking about this old association with optimism and warmth. These meanings are part of the stone's long tradition and folklore. The citrine gemstone benefits people describe are really about mindset, warmth and a sense of good fortune. Worn as jewellery, those citrine gemstone benefits come down to the glow of the golden colour and the good wishes it carries.

How to know your citrine is real

Cheap glass is the most common thing sold in place of a real citrine gemstone. A few simple cues tell you when you are holding genuine quartz. If you want to understand natural gemstone strands more deeply our semi-precious gemstone necklace guide is a useful read.

Genuine quartz, not glass

Real citrine carries its colour right through the stone rather than only on the surface and the golden tone varies gently from bead to bead. Glass imitations often look flat and identical and can hold tiny trapped bubbles, which natural quartz never does. Genuine citrine also feels cool to the touch at first and warms slowly against the skin.

The authentication certificate

The surest confirmation is the certificate. Every Nipura order ships with an authentication certificate that confirms you are wearing a genuine citrine gemstone rather than glass.

Choosing the right citrine necklace

Length and fit

At 18 inches this strand sits at princess length, the most versatile choice that rests just below the collarbone and suits most necklines.

Single, two or three lines

The single line is a bright everyday accent. The two lines add warmth for festive dressing. The three lines build into a fuller golden statement for celebrations. Citrine layers beautifully with clear stones, purples and deep blues from Nipura's vibrant wedding beads picks.

How to style a citrine gemstone necklace

Citrine is the great gemstone neutral. Its warm golden colour goes with almost everything, which is why citrine gemstone jewelry is so easy to wear. It looks especially rich against gold and warm against silver and it suits autumn tones, denim and cream alike.

With everyday and office wear

A single line citrine strand adds a quiet touch of sunshine to work clothes. It lifts a plain kurta, a shirt or a simple dress without ever feeling loud.

With festive and ethnic wear

The warm gold of citrine sits beautifully with silk and traditional wear for festive days. The two or three line strand brings more presence for celebrations. For occasion-ready strands explore the wedding gemstone necklaces.

A citrine gemstone necklace as a gift

Citrine is the November birthstone which makes it a personal gift for anyone born that month. It is also the traditional stone for a thirteenth wedding anniversary. Its warm golden colour and its old reputation as a stone of good fortune make it a generous uplifting present. Browse the anniversary gift necklaces for more milestone-ready strands. You can also find ideas in Nipura's gemstone gift guide.

How to care for your citrine necklace

Citrine is a hard and durable quartz that stands up well to everyday wear. Even so, a little care keeps it bright. Store your jewellery in a clean dry place away from strong heat and sudden temperature changes, which can affect the stone. Avoid perfumes and harsh chemicals and wipe your citrine gemstone jewelry gently with a soft cloth after wear. Keep it stored away from bright light when it is not being worn.

What every Nipura piece includes

Every Nipura order ships with an authentication certificate so you know exactly what you are buying. As these beads are cut from natural gemstones slight variations in colour size, shape and texture are natural and to be expected. Whether you buy citrine gemstone jewelry for its meaning or simply its warm glow, it is made to be worn and enjoyed.

Explore the full collection. This citrine gemstone necklace sits alongside pearls, amethyst and every other stone in Nipura's Beads Mala collection. For festive and gifting strands the wedding gemstone necklaces range is a good place to look next.

FAQs

No. They look alike in warm yellow and golden shades and both are November birthstones, which is why they are often confused. Citrine is a variety of quartz, while topaz is a completely different mineral that is heavier and harder. Historically citrine was even miscalled topaz though they are not the same stone.
Both are types of quartz and are closely related. The difference is colour. Amethyst is purple and citrine is golden yellow. In fact much of the citrine on the market begins as amethyst that turns golden when it is heated, which is why the two are often mentioned together.
Natural citrine is fairly rare and much of the citrine used in jewellery begins as heat-treated quartz. Both natural and heat-treated citrine are genuine quartz with the same warm colour and the colour is stable in normal wear. Your Nipura strand comes with an authentication certificate confirming it is genuine citrine.
Everyday sunshine is fine. The thing to avoid is very long spells of strong direct light over months and years, which can slowly soften citrine's golden colour. Simply storing it out of bright light when you are not wearing it keeps the colour rich for a long time.
Yes. Citrine is a hard and durable quartz that resists everyday scratches better than many coloured stones. It is well suited to a necklace, which sits away from the knocks a ring would take. A little care around heat and harsh chemicals keeps it looking its best.
Many people think so. Citrine's old nickname is the merchant's stone, traditionally linked with prosperity and good fortune, which makes it a popular gift for a new shop, a new venture or a new home. It is given as a warm wish rather than a guarantee and the sunny colour makes it feel generous.
Citrine runs from soft pale lemon through bright golden yellow to a deep amber sometimes called Madeira. This strand sits in the warm golden range. Whatever the shade, real citrine carries its colour through the whole stone rather than just on the surface.

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Natural Golden Citrine Oval Faceted Gemstone Beads necklace

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