Marquise Citrine Ring, 0.92tcw | 14kt Yellow Gold

Marquise Citrine Ring, 0.92tcw Natural Citrine in 14kt Yellow Gold

A marquise cut natural citrine ring set in 14kt yellow gold. The marquise shape (elongated pointed-oval, also called navette) is one of the oldest vintage jewelry silhouettes and a defining form across art deco and mid-century fine jewelry. This ring applies the cut in a single-stone solitaire mount with a 0.92tcw citrine center in a warm honey-to-amber color. At $850 in 14kt yellow gold, it is a versatile piece — wearable as a cocktail ring, a November birthstone piece, a vintage statement ring, or an alternative engagement ring depending on how the buyer chooses to use it. SKU: AJGR-0111.

Ring at a Glance

• Center Stone: Natural Citrine, Marquise Cut, 0.92tcw
• Stone Color: Warm honey-amber citrine
• Setting: Solitaire mount in 14kt yellow gold
• Metal: 14kt Yellow Gold (585 purity)
• Style: Vintage Cocktail / Statement Ring (also wearable as engagement or birthstone)
• Birthstone: November
• SKU: AJGR-0111
• Price: $850

The Marquise Cut

The marquise cut is an elongated, pointed oval shape — sometimes called a navette (French for "little boat") — that maximizes the perceived size of a stone. A 0.92tcw marquise citrine reads visually larger on the finger than a round or oval cut of the same carat weight because the elongation spans more surface area across the ring face. Marquise cuts originated in the 18th century and experienced major revivals during the art deco era (1920s-1930s) and again in the 1970s-1980s, which is why the cut reads as distinctly "vintage" in modern jewelry markets. In this ring, the marquise citrine is set with its long axis parallel to the finger, lengthening the hand visually.

Natural Citrine — Color, Durability, and the November Birthstone

Citrine is a variety of quartz in the yellow-to-orange-to-amber color range. The name comes from the French "citron" (lemon), though most natural citrine skews warmer than lemon yellow into honey or amber tones. Citrine is the traditional birthstone for November, alongside topaz, which makes citrine rings a natural choice for November birthday gifts.

Citrine is rated 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, which is suitable for everyday wear. It is more scratch-resistant than amethyst or peridot but softer than sapphire or diamond. Buyers planning heavy daily wear should expect to have the stone re-polished every several years — this is normal for semi-precious stones and is a standard bench service.

Multiple Ways to Wear This Ring

As a cocktail or statement ring. The primary design intent. Marquise cocktail rings in warm stones are a recognizable 1920s-1940s vintage format, and this ring applies that format in a wearable scale. Suits right-hand wear, evening wear, or as a signature-ring rotation piece.

As a November birthstone ring. Citrine is the traditional November birthstone. Gift-givers shopping for November-born recipients, or self-purchasers with a November birthday, use citrine jewelry as a personalized symbolic piece. The marquise cut and yellow gold setting make this version feel more intentional than standard birthstone jewelry.

As a vintage-style fashion or anniversary ring. The art deco marquise silhouette in yellow gold reads as a vintage signature piece rather than a contemporary design. Works well for milestone self-purchases, anniversary gifts, or as a "signature stone" addition to an existing fine jewelry collection.

As an alternative engagement ring. This option is available for buyers who specifically want a non-diamond engagement ring. The marquise solitaire silhouette is a classic engagement form, and citrine at $850 positions the ring as an accessible engagement option for couples who want a warm-palette, yellow-gold-friendly center stone instead of a diamond. Not the primary positioning, but a legitimate use for buyers who choose it.

Who This Ring Is For

Citrine-specific buyers — people drawn to the warm honey-amber color or to citrine's associations with abundance and sunshine. Vintage-aesthetic shoppers who want the marquise-plus-yellow-gold combination in a wearable scale and recognized silhouette. November-birthday gift-givers and self-purchasers. Cocktail and statement ring collectors who prefer semi-precious colored stones over diamond-centered fashion jewelry. And, for buyers who choose it, couples looking for an alternative engagement ring at an accessible price in yellow gold. Typical buyer age 25 to 55. Values stone color, cut, and setting quality over material-value metrics.

Why Shop With Treasured and Co.

• Natural citrine, 0.92tcw marquise cut
• 14kt yellow gold solitaire setting, 585 purity
• Vintage marquise silhouette, newly made construction
• November birthstone ring option
• Wearable across cocktail, statement, birthstone, anniversary, and engagement use cases
• $850 accessible pricing
• Free shipping on all orders
• Affirm financing available
• In-store viewing: 30-06 Steinway St, Astoria, NY 11103
• Call us: (718) 956-0001

What Is a Marquise Citrine Ring?

A marquise citrine ring is any ring featuring a marquise cut citrine gemstone — citrine being a yellow-to-amber variety of quartz, marquise being the elongated pointed-oval gemstone cut (also called navette). Marquise citrine rings are common across vintage, art deco, cocktail, and alternative-engagement jewelry markets because the cut visually elongates the finger and the warm citrine color harmonizes with yellow gold settings. The marquise cut was reportedly commissioned by King Louis XV in the 18th century and named for his mistress, Madame de Pompadour, whose smile it was said to resemble. It has remained a classic fine-jewelry cut across multiple aesthetic eras. This particular ring features a 0.92tcw natural citrine in a marquise solitaire setting of 14kt yellow gold at $850, wearable as a cocktail ring, November birthstone piece, vintage statement ring, or alternative engagement ring depending on buyer preference.