This necklace features 2 genuine round citrine stones and 2 genuine round peridot stones set in a 18K yellow gold plate over sterling silver metal case, accented with a teeny tiny diamond chip in the center.  The gemstones are nice and clear.

The pendant comes on an 18 inch cable style chain made of the same combination of 18K gold over silver, and fastens with a round clasp.

The necklace comes in a blue velvety drawstring patch, which rests inside a blue gift box.

The necklace is dainty overall and probably won't be practical for every day use, as the chain is tiny and could break fairly easily as it's made of gold over sterling silver, as mentioned above, which isn't as strong a substance as pure gold would be. I wouldn't recommend wearing this in the shower, pool or even close to your skin, as the oils from your skin will most likely break down the gold color in places.

The pendant is delicate and lovely.  It's almost small enough to wear on a charm bracelet.  In fact, adding the pendant to a gold bracelet would be ideal and I might just do that.

Overall I'm not fond of mixed metals.  I find them awkward to give as gifts. It's not gold and it's not silver.  It's silver with gold plate, and therein lies the problem with gift giving.  I like the pendant and the genuine stones, but the mixed metals spells cheap to me, and the price of this necklace isn't that cheap.  If I were looking to buy a gift for someone, I'd pass on this one and look for something that is either solid silver or at least 10K gold.