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One of the earliest mentions of citrine stone is in the Bible. The stone is referred to as chrysolite, which means golden stone in the Old Testament. In the old days, the stone was heavily favored by Greeks and Romans.

It was used not only for making ornaments in jewelry but also was used to make dagger handles and other Scottish weapons.It is also said that the train was one of Queen Victoria's favorite stones. She often embraced the stone at parties, and therefore it became a crucial part of the highland tradition.

The citrine crystal is the yellow variety of Quartz stone and has a range of colors from lemon yellow to reddish, brown, and orange shades, sometimes with a tinge of amber. Iron is responsible for the vivid citrine colors.

This extremely rare gemstone, when going through heat treatment, created a wonderful golden hue that has high demand among people fashioning citrine jewelry and ornaments - rings, necklaces, or earrings.

Most prized and precious citrines tend to exhibit a deep red and orange tone with a mix of brown. The stone is pretty hard and therefore does not lose its glory to normal wear and tear, making it a durable gemstone. Combining this gem with Peridot and Aquamarine can bring the beauty of the color forward.

Natural citrine gemstone is pretty rare in nature but can be located in Madagascar, Brazil, Mexico, Spain, Uruguay, and Zambia. These countries are said to have the most abundance of this rare crystal. The Ural Mountains of Russia also have a good base for these rarity-infused gemstones.

Most of this crystal is re-heated amethyst crystal, which comes particularly from Brazil. In some gems in Bolivia, citrine and amethyst can be found together in the same crystal.

Even though the Citrine stone is connected to the days of summer, this is a birthstone for the cold winter month of November. These gems work best in the dark winter nights when we need light the most.

These areas are famous for Ethiopian fire opals which are seen in bright colors and good-quality transparency. This gemstone is also available in a small proportion from other nations including Brazil, Honduras, Guatemala, and the United States Of America, particularly Nevada and Oregon.

When we talk about the Zodiac signs, there are plenty that align with the sunny personality of the citrine. These signs are Libra, Leo, and Aries. Thanks to the competitive nature of the Aries, they can get a little insecure and don't take criticism too well. It helps you to maintain balance and protects you from the world.

On the other hand, Libras are indecisive and are imitators as they like to fit in. This gem helps this sign to recognize the wonder and weight of their inner self and aligns their powers.

Citrine crystals can be split into two types - natural and heat-treated citrine.

Natural: The natural gemstones, as the name goes, are the stones that occur naturally. Most of the time these stones are pale yellow and have a smokey shade. Additionally, some orange and brown shades in this stone are also available. Because of their rarity, the natural citrine price is far higher than other quartz stones.

Heat Treated:Since citrine gemstones are pretty rare in nature, they are often synthesized from other stones of the quartz family. Citrine crystal is formed by heat-treating the Amethyst stone. The amount of heat that the stone is subjected to defines and determines its darkness and its color. Even though the street mint of heating results in the change of color of the stone, it does not change the chemical properties. Such citrine is priced lower as compared to natural ones.

Depending upon the citrine properties, there are many different kinds of varieties available. Some major ones are as per colors:

• Golden Citrine: This comes with a yellow hue. The Rose Cut Brandy Citrine is a product made of dreams.
• Yellow Citrine: This is lemon yellow and is often called lemon citrine.
• Madeira Citrine: Ranges from golden orange to brown and reddish, this type of citrine is the most sought-after citrine.
• Palmeira Citrine: This is the bright orange citrine.
• Fire Citrine: This is a highly desirable gem with a deep orange-red hue, which is quartz treated with heat in Brazil

Citrine properties are well known across the globe for their manifestation power and a way to attract wealth.

Emotional Healing Properties

• The stone induces emotional feelings by lessening the vulnerability and inspiring self-expression and creativity in the wearer.
• Also helps in getting rid of negative feelings, fears, and destructive thoughts and allows one to accept joy in life.
• Citrine gemstone is also a good magnet for raising self-esteem and improving the confidence and courage in the person.

Physical Healing Properties

• The physical healing properties of the crystal are known for improving the skin, nails, and hair of the carrier. It also helps in promoting a healthy digestive system and keeps fatigue and lethargy at bay.
• The stone is also set to eliminate infections related to the bladder and kidney and can also help in comforting menstrual pain and menopausal issues.

Metaphysical Healing Properties

• The crystal aids in the alignment of 7 chakras of bodies which help in maintaining a balanced emotional, spiritual, and physical health.
• One of the Citrine Properties is that it also garners positive energy into the household and is connected to bringing wealth and prosperity to the family.

Here are some ways in which you can take care of your citrine crystal:

• You can use soapy, warm water to clean your stone. It is advisable to not use any detergent as it can tarnish the shine of the stone.
• If you have jewelry, then you can soak it in water for 30-40 minutes for a deep cleanse.
• Do not steam clean your citrine crystals or jewelry as more heat can cause damage to the stone.
• If you are doing intense work or any household chores, it is advisable to put your jewelry down or the stone away.
• Do not expose the jewelry or stone to sudden fluctuations in temperature.

1. Is citrine a gemstone?

Citrine is known to be a semiprecious gemstone. It has been used in crafting ornamental pieces, and various forms of jewelry for a long time now.

2. Where to Buy Citrine Gemstone?

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3. How much is a citrine gemstone worth?

Its price per carat can range from $3 to $140. It is usually more affordable as compared to other quartz like amethyst.

4. How to use Citrine Stone?

If you are a fan of its beautiful hues, then you can go with citrine jewelry. Many people impress this stone in the form of jewelry like earrings, rings, necklaces, and more. You can also use the stone for the ritual of your cleansing bath. It helps you in getting rid of all the low thoughts and negative energies.

5. How to charge citrine?

You can charge this stone by burning a yellow candle beside it. This natural process lets citrine react with vibes of fire. Leaving it with other stones also lets the citrine charge.

6. What chakra is citrine?

This gem is linked to the solar plexus chakra and sacral chakra. These chakras are connected with themes of creative purpose, play, sensuality, inner power, and self-confidence.