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7-Stone Gold Plated Riviera Necklace & Earring Set w/ Natural Gemstone Fragments
Model #: 14GP1728
Regular price $155.00 CAD
Amethyst + Selenite + Tiger's Eye + Citrine Fragments Tiger's Eye + Pyrite + Citrine + Black Tourmaline Fragments

Brazilian Citrine is a gem of radiant allure that embodies the essence of timeless elegance and beauty. Its golden hues dance with the brilliance of the sun, casting a warm and inviting glow.

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.

How do I choose the right Citrine piece?

The best Citrine is the one that speaks to you and complements your space.

Consider:

  • Cathedrals & Geodes: Statement pieces for living rooms, offices, and entryways.
  • Clusters: Beautiful display pieces for shelves and desks.
  • Small Pieces: Ideal for gifts or adding a touch of natural beauty to any room.

Each crystal is one of a kind, so you'll receive the exact piece shown on the product page.

Where does your Citrine come from?

Our Citrine is sourced from Brazil, one of the world's most respected sources of quartz crystals.

We work directly with trusted Brazilian suppliers and carefully select pieces for their quality, color, and craftsmanship. Our long-standing relationships allow us to offer exceptional Brazilian Citrine piece that will elevate your home decor.

Is your Citrine natural or heat-treated?

At Brazil Gems®, we clearly identify our Citrine so you know exactly what you're purchasing.

Most of the Citrine available on today's market, including much of the material mined in Brazil, is created by heating natural Amethyst. This process brings out the beautiful golden-yellow to amber colors that customers associate with Citrine.

Heat treatment does not make the crystal fake. It remains a genuine quartz crystal formed by nature, with only its color altered through heat. Whenever applicable, we disclose whether a piece is natural Citrine or heat-treated Citrine in the product description.