Citrine Gemstones

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Discover the enchanting allure of Citrine gemstones at Gandhara Gems. Our exquisite collection showcases the golden radiance of Citrine in stunning jewelry pieces. Imbued with positive energy, Citrine is not only a captivating adornment but also a symbol of abundance and clarity. Explore Gandhara Gems for the finest Citrine gemstone jewelry, elegantly designed to elevate your style and spirit. split The name Citrine Crystal Meaning "citrine" arises from the Greek word meaning citron because of its color resemblance to the citrus fruit. Citrine is a natural, yellow to golden brown colored, semi-precious gemstone from the Quartz family. Like all quartz, citrine is made of oxygen and silicon atoms arranged in a triangular pyramidal pattern. Citrine Stones: The name Citrine Crystal Meaning "citrine" arises from the Greek word meaning citron because of its color resemblance to the citrus fruit. Citrine is a natural, yellow to golden brown colored, semi-precious gemstone from the Quartz family. Like all quartz, citrine is made of oxygen and silicon atoms arranged in a triangular pyramidal pattern. Citrine is found in many locations, including Brazil, Canada, Madagascar, Sri Lanka, and Uruguay . Citrine Associations: Chakras Sacral Chakra, Solar Plexus Chakra, Crown Chakra Birthstone November Zodiac Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra Anniversary 13th Hardness 7 Planet Jupiter Color Yellow to yellowish-brown or Smokey grey-brown Citrine Color: Citrine’s attractive color, plus the affordability and durability it shares with other quartzes, making it the top-selling yellow-to-orange gem. A saturated yellow to reddish-orange color free of brownish tints is prized in citrine. However, in the contemporary market, citrine’s most popular shade is an earthy hue (a deep brownish or reddish-orange). Considering natural citrine is rare, most of the citrine on the market is the effect of heat treatment, which causes some amethyst to turn color from pale purple stone to attractive yellow. It is