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White gold link bracelet with oval citrine stones and round diamonds, hinged clasp
Citrine and diamond link bracelet on wrist with oval yellow stones and white accents
White gold link bracelet with oval citrine stones and round diamonds, hinged clasp
Citrine and diamond link bracelet on wrist with oval yellow stones and white accents

C. 1990 Vintage 80.00 ct. t.w. Citrine and 2.20 ct. t.w. Diamond Link Bracelet in 18kt White Gold. 6.75"

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$12,395

$7,675
C. 1990. Feast your eyes on this exquisite bracelet from our esteemed Estate collection. A line of 80.00 ct. t.w. oval citrines, adorned wit…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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A Storied Heritage

For most of jewelry history, citrine and topaz were the same stone. Their shared warm yellow-to-orange range was not separable without modern gemological tools, and much antique jewelry described as topaz is now identified as citrine. The reclassification gives quartz a considerably longer fine jewelry history than its modest profile suggests.

Responsible Beauty

The question of where the gold in an 18kt piece came from is increasingly answerable. Certified responsible mining programs and growing traceability standards from fine jewelry manufacturers mean that provenance is becoming part of the conversation, not just the design.

Industry Insight

Even though they're both flat-profile closures, box clasps and foldover clasps operate very differently. The box clasp locks a tongue into a housing, while the foldover clasp hinges a plate that snaps onto a bar or finding. This distinction affects both the security feel and the visual presence at the closure point.

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