This is an Extra Plus Quality Brazilian Citrine Geode Side table on a black metal base. It has polished edges and a natural outer shell for you to enjoy as well as beautiful amber crystals throughout. The glass top seen is NOT included. You will need to provide your own glass top to complete the table. We recommend waiting until the table has arrived to best decide the shape and size of glass you prefer. Check with local glass companies near you. The table is modeled with an 18" round glass top for your reference. Overall Height: 24" Overall Dimensions: 15.25"W x 14.25"D Gemstone Width: 12.25" Gemstone Depth: 12.5" Gemstone Height: 7" Top of Table Legs: 13.5"W x 13"D Weight w/Base: 48.5 lbs Disclaimer: This is a natural gemstone crystal sold as is and as you see it in its images and video. It is the exact one you will receive. It may contain natural imperfections and/or imperfections, broken edges and repairs (including a clear glue to stabilize loose crystal points) from the extraction, polishing and prepping processes. The welded iron base has been custom made to fit this unique gemstone and painted black. The glass top seen in the images is NOT included. As is the case for the majority of Citrine on the market from Brazil, this Citrine has been heated to give it its beautiful amber color. CITRINE: Abundance - Luck - Creativity Citrine can invite sunshine by connecting you with your inner fire to achieve goals, powers of creativity and optimism. Often associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra, Citrine is said to be a stone that cannot hold negative energy. It is believed to balance and enhance positive energy. Also known as the Success Stone, it can be a helpful totem to increase wealth. Much of the Citrine in circulation today including this item and other Citrine from Brazil, were originally Amethyst that have been heated in kilns, which 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. The heating process does not alter the molecular structure of the stone.
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