One of the pre-eminent healing crystal, often praised equivalently to yellow diamond, citrine is a success stone exclusively for traders. Symbolizing the element of air, citrine is a word that originates from the French word citron, representing a lemon yellow fruit.

Citrine once made Romans go Ga-Ga about wealth, and the proof of it is the intricate intaglio work that we see in opulence of the vintage era. A stunning way to recognize a citrine from heat treated amethyst is the lack of reddish streaks and presence of white streaks. 

One of the transparent varieties of quartz that displays a vivid shade of yellow, citrine was represented by the head of a lion and bottom of a goddess, in the earlier times. From gold to blue and pale orange, citrine varies widely in colors.

When used with other stones, citrine can amplify the powers of other stone to instill contentment.

An eye clean stone that often lacks any inclusions, citrine is often seen with a hallmark streak of white and yellow on it. Citrine boasts type II clarity with a brilliant luster that also made it easy to replace engagement rings once upon a time.

The spiritual derivation of citrine equates to abundance and openness, citrine also connects with wearer with the higher realms.