Raw sunshine, sold by the pound. These citrine crystal points arrive un-tumbled from Brazil, natural terminated pieces running roughly 2 1/4 to 4 1/4 inches, and they arrive with their paperwork in order: the stone is heat-treated, as most commercial citrine is, and it is sold by approximate weight rather than count. We lead with that because you deserve to know how the citrine trade actually works. Golden arrows for the altar, honesty included. Key Features of These Citrine Crystal Points The heat-treatment truth, up front. Most commercial citrine is heat-treated quartz, usually amethyst brought to gold in the kiln. The color is real and stable; the treatment is standard trade practice; now you know. Natural terminated points. Un-tumbled and raw, each piece keeps its termination, the pointed tip that makes points the tradition's directional stones. Brazilian origin, honest sizing. Sourced from Brazil and sold by approximate 1 lb weight, with pieces ranging from about 2 1/4 x 1 1/2 inches to 4 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches. Product Details Quantity: approximately 1 pound, sold by weight, not count Size range: about 2 1/4" x 1 1/2" to 4 1/4" x 2 1/4" Form: natural un-tumbled points, heat-treated Origin: Brazil The Spiritual Significance Citrine wears the Sun's colors and the Sun's correspondences: Scott Cunningham files it as a projective stone of Sun and Fire, protective and clear-headed, and Judy Hall places it at the solar plexus, the seat of will and confidence. Its fame as the abundance and manifesting stone is a modern chapter, and we label it as such, though few stones have taken to a modern job so enthusiastically. The point form is what makes this lot a toolkit. In grid and altar practice, a terminated point directs: aimed outward it radiates, aimed inward it gathers, aimed at the work on your desk it keeps the intention pointed where the effort goes. A pound of citrine points is a quiver of small golden arrows, and the kiln does not change the archery; intention rides the practitioner, not the treatment. How To Use These Citrine Crystal Points Cleanse them on arrival with incense smoke or moonlight; long direct sun can soften citrine's gold, an irony the Sun's own stone asks us to respect. Set grid pointers: terminations outward to radiate an intention, inward to gather one. Keep a point on the desk, aimed at the work that needs warmth under it. You might choose to dedicate individual points to individual ventures; a pound gives you arrows to spare. Store them out of the windowsill sun, and give the extras away; abundance stones approve of circulation. Pairs Well With Citrine Chip Bracelet on Elastic Cord: the same sun, worn at the wrist between workings. Quartz Cluster Flat: clear quartz company for the grids the points direct. Pyrite Cubed Stones, 1 lb: prosperity's boldest mineral for the same working shelf. Fool's Gold Pyrite Charm: a pocket companion of bright abundance energy. Motivation Soy Votive Candle: sunflower and frankincense for the ventures the points aim at. Frequently Asked Questions Is this natural citrine? The points are natural quartz crystals, heat-treated to their gold as most commercial citrine is; the trade typically brings amethyst to citrine in the kiln. We state it plainly because the practice is standard and the honesty should be too. What do points do that tumbled stones don't? Direct. The termination gives the stone an aim, which grid work and altar practice put to constant use: outward to radiate, inward to gather. How many points come in a pound? It varies; the lot is sold by approximate weight, with pieces from about 2 1/4 to 4 1/4 inches. Larger points mean fewer per pound. Where are they from? Brazil, the world's great citrine and quartz country. Will sunlight hurt them? Long direct sun can slowly soften the gold. Cleanse by moonlight or smoke and store them out of the window, and the color keeps for years.
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