Citrine

Citrine is a yellow form of the crystal Quartz, it does occur naturally but it is quite rare. Most of the Citrine seen on the market today is actually heat treated Amethyst. Natural Citrine is a more greeny shade of yellow, whereas heat treated Amethyst is a much darker orange, burnt colour. Some of the best natural citrine on the market today comes from Zambia, Brazil and the Congo, where it is also known as Kundalini Citrine. It has been a popular crystal for thousands of years, it was very popular with the Romans in particular, who set it into jewellery and created intaglios (carved gemstone cabochons) with it. In the 17th Century, Scottish dagger makers loved to set Citrine into the handles of daggers. Citrine made a comeback as a favourite in jewellery during the Art Deco period.

Natural Citrine is a potent elixir for bolstering self-confidence, igniting a renewed sense of self-assuredness. By restoring individuality, Citrine empowers individuals to embrace their uniqueness and stand out. This crystal sparks mental stimulation, fueling creativity and innovation. It instils a surge of initiative, propelling action and forward momentum. With its radiant energy, Citrine dissolves emotional toxins, purifying the emotional landscape. Its warm and optimistic aura dispels negativity, ushering in an atmosphere of positivity. Citrine is hailed as The Merchants Stone, attracting abundance and wealth. This gem augments decision-making skills, while also enhancing learning, teaching, and studying endeavours. Its versatile influence extends to relationships, fostering harmony and supporting new beginnings with a vibrant energy.