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Antique Citrine Necklace & Pendant Collection
An antique citrine necklace brings warm golden tones to any outfit without overwhelming it. Our collection of 641 citrine pendants ranges from $29 to $8256, each set in .925 sterling silver with real natural stones. Citrine rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it durable for regular wear. The yellow to orange-gold color comes from iron content in the quartz crystal structure. Most natural citrine originates from Brazil, with deposits also found in Madagascar and Zambia. Free US shipping on every order.
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Natural Citrine Gold Pendant Styles in Sterling Silver
Citrine has been prized in jewelry since the Hellenistic period of ancient Greece. Queen Victoria favored the stone during her reign, which sparked a surge in citrine jewelry production across Europe. The warm honey-gold color pairs well with both yellow gold-plated and white sterling silver settings. Our citrine gold pendant options feature plated accents over solid .925 sterling silver bases. Natural citrine forms when amethyst or smoky quartz undergoes heat from nearby volcanic activity. This geological process creates the signature yellow hue that ranges from pale lemon to deep amber. Each pendant in this collection holds a genuine citrine stone, not glass or synthetic material. The settings protect the stone while letting light pass through to show the crystal's natural clarity. SilverRush Style has sold sterling silver jewelry with real gemstones since 2005. Browse the full range of citrine pendants and find a piece that fits your style and budget.Frequently Asked Questions
Is citrine a rare gemstone?
Natural citrine is relatively rare compared to other quartz varieties. Most citrine on the market is heat-treated amethyst, though genuine natural citrine comes from Brazil, Madagascar, and Zambia.
How can you tell if citrine is real?
Real citrine has a consistent color throughout and rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. Natural citrine tends toward pale yellow, while heat-treated stones show deeper orange-red tones at the tips.
Can citrine be worn every day?
Citrine is durable enough for daily wear with a Mohs hardness of 7. It resists scratches from common materials and maintains its color without fading under normal light exposure.
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