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November Birthstone: Citrine FAQs
What does the November birthstone citrine represent?
Citrine is often related to positivity, emotional clarity, and abundance. Its sunny hue is thought to encourage motivation, lift the mood, and promote personal growth—making it a meaningful gift for new beginnings.
Is citrine durable enough for daily wear?
Citrine ranks 7 on the Mohs scale, offering good durability for everyday use. It’s suitable for rings, earrings, and pendants, though care should be taken to avoid hard impacts and prolonged heat or light exposure, which may affect color.
How does citrine compare to topaz as a November birthstone?
Both citrine and topaz are traditional birthstones for November. Citrine is a variety of quartz with a warm golden tone, while topaz comes in a wider range of colors, including blue and imperial yellow. Citrine is generally more accessible and commonly seen in everyday fine jewelry.
What colors does citrine come in?
Citrine ranges from pale yellow to deep amber. The most desirable tones are a rich golden orange, sometimes referred to as Madeira citrine. Its warm spectrum makes it a popular choice for both minimalist and bold jewelry styles.
Is citrine a natural stone or treated?
Most citrine on the market is heat-treated amethyst or smoky quartz, creating its signature golden color. This treatment is stable and accepted within the gem industry. Natural citrine is rare but does exist, usually in lighter shades.