CITIRINE CLUSTER

Citrine is a yellow to golden-brown variety of quartz, renowned for its warm, sunny hues. Its color can range from pale yellow to deep amber, with some stones displaying a vibrant orange tone. Citrine's color is primarily caused by the presence of iron within the quartz structure.

This gemstone is often used in jewelry and decorative pieces due to its bright and cheerful appearance. Major sources of citrine include Brazil, the United States (particularly in the states of Colorado and Arkansas), and parts of Africa. 

Citrine is sometimes referred to as the "merchant's stone" because of its historical association with prosperity and success. It is also believed to have metaphysical properties that promote positivity, abundance, and personal power.