Genuine Citrine Smoky Citrine Raw Crystal buy Cluster Phantoms Point Raw Mineral Specimen ~ Madagascar

High Quality Clear Smoky Citrine Raw Crystal Cluster With Phantoms

*NOT heat-treated Amethyst, genuine high quality Madagascar Citrine.

Absolutely gorgeous high quality pieces! Dark phantoms, amazing clarity!!! Sits upright

8oz/215g, 4x2.5x2.5”

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Uses: Known for promoting buy confidence and used for manifesting prosperity

Chakra: Associated with Solar Plexus chakra

Origin: Brazil, Argentina, and Madagascar

Color: Yellow, orange and brown

Birthstone month: November


Overview

Citrine crystal (AKA "Golden Amethyst") is a powerful tool for building confidence, overcoming challenges and building mental toughness. It's also commonly used for manifestation making it a stone which quite literally makes your dreams come true. Make no mistake, the gemstone amplifies intentions, so you'll need to incorporate rituals, meditations, grids or other practices to harness the gemstone's properties. In business, citrine is often gifted to business partners, employers and colleagues earning the crystal the unofficial title of” The Merchant's Stone”. Its stimulating energy helps jolt the body, mind and spirit into a more vitalized state.


What is Citrine?

Citrine crystal is a form of quartz, similar to amethyst. In fact, much of the citrine we see today is heat treated amethyst crystal. Contrary to what many claim, citrine's powerful energetic properties are left unscathed by the transformation. In some cases, lighter forms of citrine might be heated in order to bring out a darker shade of yellow. The largest citrine deposits are located in Brazil, Argentina, and Madagascar. Amethyst and citrine deposits are often found together as portions of the amethyst veins can have been transformed into citrine through geothermal heat. The stone's vibrant color makes it a breathtaking centerpiece for some of the world's most precious jewels.