Warm, polished, and full of glow—these earrings bring together the golden-orange hue of citrine with the refined sparkle of diamond accents. The cushion cut adds softness to the overall silhouette, while the halo offers a clean edge that makes the color pop. Equally suited to tailored blazers or cozy knits, these studs offer an easy lift of light and warmth.
The History of Citrine in Jewelry
Citrine has been used in jewelry and decorative objects for centuries, prized for its warm, sunlit hue. In ancient times, it was believed to hold protective and energizing properties, often worn as a talisman. Citrine gained popularity in 19th-century European jewelry, especially during the Victorian era, and saw a resurgence in bold Art Deco pieces of the 1920s and '30s. Its golden tone pairs naturally with yellow gold, offering a vibrant yet approachable alternative to traditional precious stones.
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