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November Birthstone Pendants in Sterling Silver
November birthstone pendants feature two official gems: golden citrine and warm topaz. Both stones carry the amber and honey tones associated with late autumn. Our collection includes 28,529 pendants set in .925 sterling silver, priced from $16 to $11,402. Each piece holds a natural stone sourced from deposits in Brazil, Bolivia, or Sri Lanka. Citrine rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, while topaz comes in at 8, making both durable choices for everyday wear. Browse the full range and find the November pendant that fits your style.
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Citrine forms when trace amounts of iron interact with quartz under volcanic heat. The result is a transparent stone ranging from pale yellow to deep amber. Most commercial citrine originates from Brazil's Minas Gerais region, where miners extract it from geodes and alluvial deposits. Topaz, the second November birthstone, develops in igneous rock cavities and appears in shades from golden to orange-pink. Sri Lanka and Brazil remain the primary sources for jewelry-grade topaz. At SilverRush Style, we set these natural stones in solid .925 sterling silver frames designed to let light pass through the gem. Our inventory spans minimalist solitaire pendants to larger statement pieces with multi-carat stones. Every order ships free within the United States, a policy we have maintained since opening in 2005. Whether you want a citrine pendant for a November birthday gift or a topaz piece for yourself, the selection here covers multiple cuts, sizes, and price points. Filter by stone type or budget to narrow your search.Frequently Asked Questions
What are the two birthstones for November?
November has two official birthstones: citrine and topaz. Citrine is a yellow variety of quartz, while topaz is a separate silicate mineral that appears in golden to orange hues.
Is citrine durable enough for daily wear?
Yes. Citrine ranks 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, which means it resists scratches from common materials and holds up well in pendant settings worn regularly.
Where does natural citrine come from?
Most natural citrine is mined in Brazil, particularly the Minas Gerais region. Smaller deposits exist in Bolivia, Madagascar, and Zambia.
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