Citrine Rings

Metal, diamond accents and design drive the price. Sterling silver and 14K gold differ, and white or yellow gold settings with diamond accents usually cost more than citrine alone. Total diamond weight and the size of the citrine also matter. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Simple citrine rings in sterling silver lead the list. Near the top are birthstone rings, flower rings with curved petals, and citrine and diamond styles. Heart-shaped rings in 14K yellow gold and antiqued cushion, oval and round rings also appear among the leaders.

The listings do not state whether stones are natural or lab-created. In general, citrine is often heat-treated amethyst or smoky quartz, and heating is a standard, accepted way to bring out its golden color. Check each product description for details.

Yes, citrine suits regular wear with some care. It is a quartz that rates 7 on the Mohs scale, so it resists most scratches. Hard knocks can still chip it, so a bezel or protective setting helps. See our jewelry care tips.

Match the ring to how you plan to wear it. A solitaire is a simple daily choice, and stackable bands like the starfish, cross or double round layer easily with other rings. A citrine and diamond ring adds sparkle for dressier days. Compare sizes on the ring size chart.