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Most citrine sold today is heat treated amethyst. These small smoky citrine clusters are natural citrine, not heated, and they reward a closer look.
Each cluster mixes smoky gray with light yellow, and some show phantom inclusions or Lemurian striations, so it pays to browse the photos and pick the one that speaks to you. They range from a tiny 1.6 inch cluster to a 3.25 inch piece, sizes that fit on a windowsill, a desk or inside a curio cabinet, and the in hand photo of number 13 shows how they sit in your palm. Citrine is a November birthstone, so they make a thoughtful gift for a November birthday or a collector who wants natural rather than heated citrine. As quartz, they are hard and durable for everyday display. You choose the exact piece from the photos.
Each numbered option is pictured on its own, so the piece you see is the piece you receive. The clusters run from about 1.625 by 1.5 by 1.125 inches (number 1) to about 3.25 by 1.75 by 1.75 inches (number 14).
Citrine is yellow to orange quartz, and naturally colored citrine is hard to find: most citrine on the market is heat treated amethyst. Smoky tones in quartz come from natural radiation acting on trace aluminum. Phantoms are inner outlines of earlier growth stages, and Lemurian is a market name for quartz with horizontal striations on alternating faces.
Stone Meaning: Citrine is traditionally associated with optimism and abundance.
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