An oxidized silver pendant with a thick oval frame that’s carved and a little rough, not shiny. Around the edge there are small gold dot details, like tiny studs, and the bail has that swirly cutout look BORA does. The citrine is an oval faceted stone in a warm honey color, held in place with four prongs so you can actually see the depth when it catches light. pendant and chain sold separately. I keep noticing the gold dots first, then the stone pulls you in.

This citrine has that clear golden look that reads warm instead of bright yellow. Citrine gets called the “merchant stone” in a lot of crystal shop lore, mostly tied to motivation, confidence, and money energy. The little gold dots around the stone kind of fit that vibe, like a quiet nod to coins without being cheesy.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and the pieces still feel like studio work, not factory perfect. They lean into Mediterranean roots with oxidized 925 sterling silver and small bronze or gold accents that make everything look a bit worn-in.