Citrine Raw Stones

Citrine is a variety of quartz with a golden-yellow to amber hue. Its color is caused by traces of iron within the quartz structure. Natural Citrine forms when quartz is subjected to heat, either from geological processes or artificial treatment.

Citrine is known as the "Merchant's Stone" and is associated with abundance, positivity, and manifestation. It is also believed to enhance confidence, creativity, and emotional balance.

=>Wealth and Abundance: Place them in the wealth corner of your home or office (Southeast according to Feng Shui). =>Energy Cleansing: Use them in crystal grids or as decoration to invite positive energy. =>Meditation: Hold during meditation to focus on personal growth and manifestation.

No, much of the Citrine on the market is heat-treated Amethyst or Smoky Quartz. Natural Citrine has a more subtle yellow or smoky hue, while treated Citrine often has a brighter, orange-yellow color.

Natural Citrine has a pale yellow to brownish-yellow hue, often unevenly distributed, while heat-treated Citrine is usually a more vivid orange and has a glassy appearance.

=>Cleansing: Use running water, smudging with sage, or placing the stone in sunlight for a short duration (avoiding prolonged exposure). =>Charging: Place it on a cluster of Clear Quartz or under the moonlight.

Yes, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause Citrine's color to fade. Store it in a cool, shaded area when not in use.

Citrine is primarily linked to the Solar Plexus Chakra, fostering confidence, self-esteem, and personal power. It also connects to the Sacral Chakra, promoting creativity and emotional balance.

Major sources of Citrine include Brazil, Madagascar, Russia, the United States, and Spain. Most commercial Citrine comes from Brazil.

Yes, raw Citrine is often used in bohemian-style or wire-wrapped jewelry. Its natural, unpolished form adds a rustic and earthy aesthetic to pendants, rings, or earrings.