CITRINE

Etymology

The word 'citrine' is derived from the Latin word 'citrus,' meaning lemon.

Definition

Citrine is a variety of quartz known for its translucent yellow color. It is often associated with prosperity, joy, and energy.

Historical Context

Citrine has been used for centuries as a gemstone and is believed to have metaphysical properties that bring success and abundance to the wearer.

Cultural Significance

In many cultures, citrine is considered a symbol of wealth and success. It is often used in jewelry and as a talisman for attracting prosperity.

Related Concepts

Citrine is closely related to other quartz varieties such as amethyst and smoky quartz. It is also associated with the concept of abundance and positive energy.

See Also

• Quartz
• Gemstones
• Prosperity