Small Citrine Cluster

Gaze upon the mesmerizing golden hues of this Small Citrine Cluster, each facet reflecting the warmth of a thousand suns, beckoning you to delve into the depths of your imagination and unlock the doors to infinite possibilities. This cluster, formed over millennia, is a testament to the raw power of nature and the boundless potential that resides within us all.

In ancient traditions, Citrine was revered as a stone of manifestation, believed to bring prosperity and success to those who dared to dream big. With this cluster by your side, you too can harness its powerful energies to manifest your deepest desires and turn your dreams into reality.

Please be aware that this specimen is not naturally occurring Citrine; rather, it has undergone heat treatment to bestow upon it the mesmerizing, radiant golden hue you see before you.

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Citrine Meanings

Manifestation, personal will, mental clarity, creativity

Chakras: Base, sacral, solar plexus

Element: Fire

Zodiac Signs: Cancer, Leo, Gemini, Aries, Libra

Birthstone: November

Wedding Anniversary: 11th and 13th year

Number: 6

Citrine Crystal Healing Properties

Citrine is thought to be a great manifester. It is believed to help clear and activate the lower chakras, the powerful points in our energy system for manifestation and creation work. Also, this crystal helps us maintain direction and overcome obstacles.

Similarly, it may assist with setting proper emotional boundaries and clearly maintaining them. In addition, many find this crystal has a joyful, playful energy that can bring light and optimism.

History and Uses

The name Citrine, comes from the French word citron meaning lemon. It was used as a gemstone in Greek jewellery as long ago as 300BC. This crystal varies in colour from the deep amber of heat treated Amethyst, to the pale yellows and browns of the natural variety.

Geological Description

Citrine is a member of the quartz family, a silicon dioxide mineral with a hardness of 7. Its yellow colouring comes from the inclusion of iron in the quartz.

Natural Citrine is mostly a pale yellow colour, while the darker, more orange specimens are often heat treated Amethyst. The latter is the most widely found and popular type of Citrine. Deposits are found in Brazil, Africa, Madagascar, Spain, Russia, France, Scotland and the USA.

Affirmation

I commit to exploring my creative resources to generate abundance in my life.