Citrine

These bracelets are made of citrine, a variety of quartz that is naturally yellow to orange. This stone is mainly extracted in Brazil but is also found in Russia, France, and Madagascar. Commercially, citrine can be produced by heat treatment of amethyst. Its use in jewelry is documented since ancient Greece, and it was particularly prized during the Art Deco period in the 1920s-1930s. These bracelets feature cut and polished stones, highlighting the warm and translucent hues of citrine.

Each bracelet is sold individually, according to the different variations presented from left to right. Mounted on elastic for greater comfort, it measures approximately 16 cm.