Faceted Pendant in 950 Silver with Citrine and Cubic Zirconia | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Faceted Pendant with Citrine: Hand-forged in 950 silver at the Rocas & Cristales atelier in Córdoba, Argentina, this 17 x 7 mm pendant sets a faceted natural citrine within a ring of cubic zirconia that amplifies its sunlit glow — a composition where natural stone and precise setting meet in quiet harmony.

Aesthetic Details — Faceted Pendant with Citrine: The citrine moves between pale yellow and amber-orange as light shifts across its facets, while the surrounding cubic zirconia form a perimeter of brilliance that deepens the sense of light radiating from the center, a piece equally suited to daytime ease and evening polish. 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 builds an entirely 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 — Faceted Pendant with 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 — Faceted Pendant with 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.