Citrine Druzy Cluster (B Quality)

Citrine is a golden-yellow variety of quartz, traditionally linked to abundance, prosperity, and optimism. This natural citrine druzy cluster is a sparkling bed of tiny golden crystals on its original rock matrix, offered in B quality — a more affordable grade that may show extra variation in color saturation or minor surface marks, but keeps the same sunny character. Clusters are available from about 100g up to 3.5kg, so you can find a size for a shelf, desk, or a bold statement piece. Quick facts Stone Citrine druzy cluster on natural matrix (B quality) Composition Silicon dioxide (quartz); most commercial citrine, including this cluster, is heat-treated amethyst or smoky quartz Hardness (Mohs) 7 Color Golden yellow, with more natural variation typical of B grade Origin Brazil Chakra Solar plexus Traditionally used for Abundance, prosperity, positive energy Care / Water-safe Not for soaking; dust dry only Meaning & history Known as the "merchant's stone," citrine is traditionally kept where money changes hands — a register, a desk, a wealth corner — to invite abundance and good fortune. Its bright color usually comes from heat treatment of amethyst or smoky quartz, a standard trade practice we disclose openly, including for this cluster. B quality means a more budget-friendly cut of the same formation, with a bit more character in its imperfections. This piece fits naturally into our manifestation & abundance collection alongside our citrine pieces. Pair it with the Pyrite Arc Bracelet for a wearable-and-display duo, or browse good luck and balance & wellness for more. How to use it Set the cluster somewhere you'll see it daily — a desk, altar, or windowsill — to keep an abundance mindset top of mind, or add it to a crystal grid with other manifestation stones. Larger sizes make a striking centerpiece; smaller ones tuck neatly onto a shelf or nightstand. Care & cleansing This cluster is a display piece, not a piece to submerge — its druzy crystals and natural matrix aren't built for soaking or running water, so dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth instead. Keep it out of strong, direct sunlight, which can fade citrine's color over time, and avoid harsh chemical cleaners. Handle it carefully, since the crystal points can chip if knocked against a hard surface. Frequently asked questions What is citrine traditionally associated with? Abundance, prosperity, and optimism — it's often called the merchant's stone and kept near money or workspaces. What exactly is this product? A decorative, symbolic natural crystal display piece. It is not a health product, supplement, or medical device. Is this citrine natural or treated? It's natural citrine quartz on its original matrix. Like most commercial citrine, its color typically comes from heat treatment, which we disclose openly. What does 'B quality' mean? B quality is a more affordable grade with slightly more variation in color saturation or minor surface marks than higher grades, while keeping the same natural sparkle. How do I clean and care for the cluster? Dust it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, soaking, and harsh chemicals, and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading. Will my cluster look exactly like the photo? No two are alike — size, color, and formation vary naturally from piece to piece, so yours will be one of a kind.