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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.
What makes it special
- Origin: Brazil (as listed).
- One of a kind: every natural cluster differs in shape, color, and character.
- Sold individually: the photo is a reference for this listing; your piece will vary naturally.
Product details
- Stone: citrine
- Form: cluster
- Origin: Brazil
- SKU: VCT8F
In crystal lore, citrine is associated with abundance, optimism, and positivity. This reflects spiritual tradition, not a medical claim.
You may also like our citrine collection; or browse all crystals.
Visit the shop
We are open seven days a week at 2 West 14th Street, near Union Square; see current hours on our contact page. To ask about this cluster, call 212-645-0141.
Frequently asked questions
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.
What is citrine used for?
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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