Heart-Cut Pendant in Rhodium-Plated Silver with Faceted Citrine | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Heart-Cut Pendant with Faceted Citrine: One-of-a-kind and hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver with a mirror finish that heightens the sparkle of every stone it holds, this 15 x 9 mm pendant centers a 6 x 6 mm heart-cut faceted citrine, framed by a pavé of cubic zirconia set entirely by hand at the Rocas & Cristales atelier.

Aesthetic Details — Heart-Cut Pendant with Faceted Citrine: Citrine's warm golden tone catches the light along every facet of the heart cut, scattering it in warm flashes. Set against the cool white sparkle of the cubic zirconia, the contrast reads as elegant and thoroughly contemporary. To keep the piece luminous, avoid direct contact with perfume, lotion, and cleaning products, and store it in a soft cloth or its original case when not being worn. Layered with other pieces from the Rocas & Cristales collection, this pendant lends itself easily to a considered, personal look, without losing its identity as a singular, hand-set piece from the Córdoba atelier — each stage of its making, from stone selection to the final polish of the metal, personally overseen by our goldsmiths.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Heart-Cut Pendant with Faceted Citrine: Every Rocas & Cristales piece is hand-forged in our Córdoba, Argentina studio, where setting, polishing, and quality control are carried out entirely by hand. Each piece ships with a quality guarantee and complimentary worldwide shipping.

Natural Stone Properties — Heart-Cut Pendant with Faceted Citrine: Citrine, a variety of quartz whose warm color comes from traces of iron within its structure, was regarded in ancient Greece as a talisman for prosperity and vitality. Linked to the solar plexus chakra, it is thought to encourage self-confidence, creativity, and mental clarity, and unlike many natural stones, is traditionally believed not to hold onto heavy energy. It holds particular affinity for Leo and Gemini. Because natural citrine in a tone this saturated is comparatively scarce, much of the citrine sold today is actually heat-treated amethyst; the stone chosen for this pendant was selected specifically for its warm, naturally occurring color rather than a treated substitute.