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Citrine Druze Cluster Cut Base from Basalt - Brazil
Citrine Druze Cluster Cut Base from Basalt - Brazil
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Citrine Druze Cluster Cut Base from Basalt - Brazil
Citrine Druze Cluster Cut Base from Basalt - Brazil: a natural cluster of citrine. Citrine is the yellow-to-golden variety of quartz. A cluster is a group of crystals that grew together on a shared base, making a natural centerpiece for a shelf or altar. A cut base is sliced flat so the piece stands steadily.
At a glance
- Origin: Brazil (as listed).
- Collector appeal: a cluster with natural character for a growing crystal collection.
- Sold individually: the photo is a reference for this listing; your piece will vary naturally.
Product details
- Stone: citrine
- Form: cluster
- Origin: Brazil
- SKU: VCT8P
In crystal traditions, citrine is associated with abundance, optimism, and positivity. These associations come from tradition and are not health claims.
You may also like our Citrine collection, or browse Clusters & Geodes.
In store and online
This cluster is sold online and through our Union Square shop at 2 West 14th Street, NYC. Call 212-645-0141 to confirm it is in the store before making the trip.
Questions shoppers ask
Is there a shop in Manhattan that sells citrine?
Namaste Bookshop at 2 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011 in Manhattan stocks citrine, including this cluster. It is a short walk from Union Square, and you can also order online.
Why do people collect citrine?
Most people display it as a centerpiece on a shelf or altar. In crystal traditions, citrine is associated with abundance, optimism, and positivity. These are spiritual beliefs, not medical claims.
How should I clean and care for citrine?
Rinse citrine briefly under lukewarm water and pat it dry; many people also cleanse crystals with incense or sage smoke, the sound of a singing bowl, or an evening of moonlight. Keep citrine out of long periods of strong direct sunlight, which can fade its color.
Will I receive the exact piece in the photo?
The photo is a reference image. Natural stones vary, so your piece will differ slightly in shape, color, and size.
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