Citrines

Citrine is the stone that disappears into gold. Its honeyed yellow sits so close to the tone of that the transition from metal to mineral reads as a shift in light rather than a change in material — a quality the Damaskos workshop uses deliberately.

Stones are set within traditional Byzantine forms: granulated fields, twisted wire borders, and bezels that keep the citrine flush with the surrounding surface. Colour is chosen for depth, favouring amber over pale lemon.

Citrine appears alongside gold earrings and pendants from the same atelier in Athens. Request a consultation to discuss a commission.