Citrine Engagement Rings

Citrine engagement rings radiate warmth and optimism with their golden hues. Whether paired with diamonds or in a sleek solitaire, these natural gems bring a cheerful, personal touch to a lifelong promise.

Metal Options for Rings

Tip #14 -Selecting a Metal: Most of the gemstone engagement rings we offer are stocked in white gold, yellow gold or platinum. We also work in palladium. 14k white and yellow gold are the most popular options for engagement rings. Gold is a precious metal that is durable and perfect for a lifetime of wear. White gold rings are also plated in rhodium, a naturally white metal in the platinum family, and rhodium is what gives rings the white appearance. With white gold rings, you may find that over time you will need to have the ring redipped in rhodium to bring back the beautiful shiny white appearance. Most jewelry stores offer a rhodium plating service for a nominal fee. Platinum is the rarest of precious metals and is denser than gold. For a given ring then, the platinum version will weigh more than the gold version. Platinum is not quite as shiny as white gold and since it is a naturally white metal, your platinum ring will stay white forever. The ring will never need to be redipped in rhodium. Another option that MyJewelrySource offers is palladium. Palladium rings are becoming more popular because palladium wears and looks a lot like platinum and has a price lower than gold.

Fun Fact

Historically recognized as the "merchant's stone," citrine has long been believed to attract wealth and prosperity. In medieval times, traders carried citrine as a talisman to secure financial success and safeguard their fortunes, a tradition that continues to this day among those who see the gem as a symbol of abundance. Its reputation as a harbinger of prosperity makes citrine a favored choice for those seeking to invite luck and success into their lives.