Citrine

Citrine is a gorgeous, translucent form of crystalline quartz that ranges in color from light yellow to reddish-orange to orange-yellow to brownish orange. Many people thought it was a gift from the sun that gave us a warm color to lift our spirits. Although it is not uncommon, most ladies like its striking look in earth tones, which makes it more valuable and bright.

Depending on how you expose it, its color can occasionally change. Citrine is helpful to the physical self in a favorable way and plays a significant part in appreciating the spiritual self. The higher mind, especially conscious awareness, is awakened and expanded by it.

Because of its purity and light citrus tint, citrine derives from the Latin term "citrine".

According to legend, a "Sun Stone" absorbs sunlight and draws energy from it. The term "citron," which means lemon, is whence the French word "citron" originated. That distinguishes its autumnal tones, which vary from pale yellow to vivid orange. It was said that the citrine used in Aaron's breastplate in the Old Testament was citrine.

Greeks were mesmerized by the citrine's vivid hue beginning in the Hellenistic Period (between 300 and 150 BC), which led to its being a cherished possession and the start of its use in jewelry design.

The Merchant's Stone is another name for citrine. It brings luck to trades and companies. No inquiries are necessary since it brings success, prosperity, and money.