Citrine

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noun

This yellow-gold, sometimes lemon-coloured variety of quartz has been called the Merchant’s Stone, or money stone because of its connection to abundance and prosperity. Citrine was sought in ancient Greece as early as 300 BCE during the Hellenistic Era to assist with manifesting wealth and success.

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spiritual properties

Citrine carries the power of the Sun and holds a warm, energizing frequency which is capable of cleansing, regenerating and grounding – this makes it perfect as a protective agent for the planet. It can help to raise self-esteem, improve motivation, promote an optimistic outlook and encourage creativity.

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healing properties

An excellent source for revitalizing the mind, citrine can help with overcoming depression and phobias, releasing fears, dispelling anger and imparting a general sense of invigoration. This crystal may also assist with stimulating digestion, kidney and bladder infections, menopausal issues and thyroid irregularities.