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RK25B108-08
Warm golden citrine, ranging from pale yellow to deep amber, forms this double terminated point with a tip at each end. It is also sold as golden amethyst.
Choose under 100 grams, 100 to 200 grams or 200 to 300 grams. Lay it flat on a desk or shelf, set it in a crystal grid, or add it to a quartz collection. It makes a bright November birthday gift.
The name golden amethyst usually means amethyst that has been heated to a citrine color, which is how most citrine on the market is made. Quartz is hard and durable, rated 7 on the Mohs scale. Each point varies in size, color and shape.
Citrine is yellow to orange quartz. Natural citrine color is rare, and most citrine sold today is heat treated light amethyst, much of it from eastern Brazil. It has a Mohs hardness of 7 and is a November birthstone.
Stone Meaning: Citrine is traditionally associated with abundance and confidence.
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