Citrine is a golden variety of quartz, with colors from pale honey to deep amber. Its warm glow makes it a favorite for anyone who wants a little sunshine on a desk or altar.

What citrine is known for

In crystal traditions, citrine is linked with optimism, creativity and the solar plexus energy center. Many people also keep it as a reminder of their goals and the abundance they are working toward.

Simple ways to use citrine

  • Keep a tumbled pocket stone in your bag as a cheerful reminder of an intention.
  • Set a piece on your work desk beside your to do list.
  • Hold it while you write down three things you are grateful for.
  • Place it in a bright corner of your home where you start your day.

Caring for your citrine

Like many quartz stones, citrine can fade with long hours of strong sun, so a windowsill in soft light or a selenite plate is a kinder place to refresh it. See how to cleanse and charge your crystals.

Pairing ideas

Citrine sits nicely beside amethyst for a balance of warm and calm, or beside clear quartz for a bright, focused corner. New to crystals? Start with choosing your first crystal by intention.

Crystals are companions for intention and reflection. They are not a replacement for professional care.

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Questions people ask

What color is citrine?
Citrine is a golden quartz, from pale yellow to deep amber.

Where should I keep citrine?
Many people like it on a desk, in a bag or in a bright corner where they start the day.

Can citrine go in the sun?
Long hours of strong sun can fade it, so soft light or a selenite plate is gentler.

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