Madeira Citrine Double Infinity Bracelet

This Sounds Dramatic,
All My Life, I Waited for
This Madeira Citrine
Double Infinity Bracelet

I once saw a Madeira Citrine in this color. My mother received a Christmas gift from her dad, Lin Cross, a Maidera citrine. I was 4. I’ve never forgotten the gem. Its color has echoed in the back of my mind for 70 years. It has haunted me, beguiled me, and bewitched me forever. Here is my guarantee for you. This is the prettiest gem you will have ever seen. When you wear it, people will rave.

Now to my second favorite part of this bracelet… its Double Infinity design…six links, bark textured, trailing off to the left and right. Double Infinity is good luck and good fortune forever and ever. And now get ready for the price. It’s $888—triple infinity. The gem is big; it’s a 14 x 10mm cushion-cut Madeira Citrine, a brilliant golden color, weighing in at over five carats, set in all sterling silver.

Why I Love This Bracelet

It’s not often someone knows an exact date, 10, 20, 50, or in this case – 70 years later, but I do. Seeing that gem on Christmas Eve in 1954 may have partially contributed to my becoming a jeweler and being able to write to you today. What I saw was beautiful, and the four-year-old knew it, too. Today, the 74-year-old is delighted to have the opportunity to share a gem in a piece of jewelry with you that is every bit as beautiful as the Madeira citrine the four-year-old saw on Christmas Eve in 1954.

A Staffer’s Opinion

“Citrine is my birthstone. I’ve never had one…but a well-cut citrine is beautiful. I like the way light plays across the checkerboard top of this gem. I wear a lot of black. For evening wear, this would be dramatic, dazzlingly delightful. I would recommend it.” – Casey.

This is Playful, Yet Serious

The gem and bracelet are fun and easy to wear anywhere. The serious part – it’s a big gem at over five carats. You and anyone you meet can’t miss it. The color is awesome in this big size. It glitters and shines in honey gold everywhere you go.

Serious Engineering

You might think this bracelet is easy to make. Truth: this citrine bracelet is one of our most complicated pieces to engineer all the details. Gem cutting involves hunting down big crystals of exactly the right color, then making the bracelet. We only have part of the year when our partner can make this bracelet. Then comes gem setting – the big gem is set here in our Portland, Maine shop, competing with setting diamonds, sapphires, and tourmaline. Don’t wait! Because the bracelet is beautiful, and it does take time.

A Great Price

It’s amazing to find a gem this size so superbly cut in a bracelet this well made for under $1,000.