Citrine Stone

Description

Citrine Stone

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Citrine Stone is the transparent, pale yellow to brownish orange variety of quartz. Fashioned citrines can be large. This

one weighs almost twenty carats.

Main properties of Citrine:-

It helps in boosting financial stability

The lack of eye-visible inclusions is a sought-after citrine quality.

This is also Known as pyramids of giz and November birthstone. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which

is not surprising given its cheerful color.

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It’s often used to assist in manifesting financial abundance and opportunities. It can also be used to awaken the solar

plexus chakra, helping to cultivate confidence and personal power

Basic uses of Citrine Stone:-

Citrine energizes every level of life., it cleanses the chakras and opens the intuition., Citrine attracts wealth, prosperity, and

success.

It imparts joy, wonder, delight, and enthusiasm. Raises self-esteem and self-confidence.

Stimulates the brain, strengthening the intellect.

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How to use this product:-

Using this product is Quite simple. There are three steps, which are included in this process. First of all, unpack it very

carefully and recode the video of the product.

In the second step, you have to Find a place where you spend most of the time like a room, office, and other,

Finally follow the last step and this step is very important. Put on the table and sit near stone and

do two minutes of prayer and everything is ready and then put it in your purse or other.

History Of Citrine:-

In ancient times, people believed that citrine gemstones could calm tempers, soothe anger, and manifest desires,

especially prosperity.

To leverage these powers, Egyptians used citrine gemstones as talismans, the ancient Greeks carved iconic images into

them, and Roman priests fashioned them into rings and also Romans believe that it helps in boosting the Money

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When citrine was discovered:-

Citrine was first discovered by a Spanish conquistador in the 1600s. The Bolivian mine he came across, “Anahí”, contained

large deposits of Citrine as well as amethyst.

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Where was citrine first found?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrine_(color)#:~:text=Citrine%20%2F%CB%88s%C9%AAt,yellow%2C%20brownish%20yellow%20or%20orange.

Known several hundred years BCE, the Citrine gemstone first found appreciation in Ancient Greece, where it was used as a

decorative gem.

Specification of Citrine:-

Citrine has been referred to as the “success stone,” “merchant’s stone” or “money stone.” Because of its yellow color,

Citrine is thought of as a joyous stone with sunshiny energy to brighten up the lives of those who work with it and wear it.

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Where Citrine comes from:-

Natural Citrine receives its color from traces of hydrous iron oxide found in some quartz crystals.

Although most Citrine comes from Brazil, this stunning gemstone is also sourced from places like France, Bolivia, India,

Madagascar, and even mountainous regions right here in the U.S., like Colorado

Is Citrine a lucky stone? Citrine Stone

Known as the Lucky Merchant’s Stone, Citrine is very helpful in manifesting good luck. This gemstone will be especially

helpful for prosperity when it comes to finances and business.

Its usual color is yellow, and just like the sun, it brings energy to you to perform a money-making task to completion and

success.

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What is Citrine in Hinduism?

In ancient China, Citrine was known as a gemstone of success and prized for its ability to enlighten and expand the minds

of those who wore it.

And in Hindu mythology, it was believed to be the gemological representation of Brihaspati—counselor to the gods and

the deity of wisdom itself.