Citrine is a captivating gemstone, renowned for its rich golden hues that bring warmth and light to any space.
Our Citrine Gemstone Trees are not only stunning in their beauty but also a testament to the skill and artistry that goes into their creation. Handmade with care, each tree is designed to add a touch of natural elegance and positive energy to your home or office.
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At Brazil Gems®, we offer a collection of Handmade Citrine Gemstone Trees, each crafted with a crystal cluster base, resin trunk, and delicately wired branches. Our artisans in Brazil hand-pick the best crystal clusters to serve as the base for each tree.
After selecting the perfect base, the resin trunk and branches are shaped by skilled hands, and each branch is adorned with polished tumbled Citrine gemstones, making every tree a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
The process of creating these trees is not simple. It requires a steady hand and a sharp eye for detail. Each Citrine gemstone is carefully glued by hand, making sure it stays securely in place for years. We take great pride in the meticulous craftsmanship of the finished product.
Why Choose Brazil Gems®?
Brazil Gems® is committed to offering the highest quality semi-precious gemstones directly from Brazil. We focus on sourcing crystals from trusted mine owners and suppliers, guaranteeing each piece is genuine and made to last. We take pride in offering fast, free shipping to the lower 48 United States, including large items like our Citrine Gemstone Trees.
As a family-owned business based in California, Brazil Gems® features a personal touch that large retailers cannot. We are proud to be a 5-Star rated company, offering exceptional customer service and a wide selection of high-quality gemstones. Additionally, we are a Star Seller on Etsy monthly, further proving our commitment to customer satisfaction.
If you have any inquiries about our citrine gemstone trees, feel free to contact us today.
Disclaimer: Much of the Citrine in circulation today from Brazil were originally Amethysts that have been heated in kilns. The process mimics and speeds up the naturally occurring process that geo-thermal heat hadn't yet had a chance to do, which is to give these gemstones their beautiful range of amber colors.
