A flat of Brazilian citrine points, about two kilograms of individual pieces running from milky pale yellow to deep amber gold. The honesty comes first, and we say it proudly rather than in fine print: this citrine, like nearly all bright citrine on the market, is heat treated amethyst, warmed until the purple turns gold. The quartz is entirely real, the treatment is centuries old lapidary practice, and naming it plainly is the difference between an honest sunny stone and a quiet lie. We choose the sunny stone.A flat is the trade's tray format: many individual points sold as one lot, for shops, gift stashes, and practitioners who work in volume.Key Features of This Citrine FlatAbout 2 kg of individual points. A tray of varied pieces; sizes, shapes, and shades differ point to point and flat to flat.Heat treated and proud of it. Real Brazilian quartz, warmed to its amber gold, disclosed up front the way the whole trade should.The sunny quartz. Kept in practice for success, new opportunities, and the confidence that goes looking for them.Product Details Contents: approximately 2 kg of citrine points, sold as a flat (a tray lot of individual pieces) Stone: heat treated amethyst quartz, the standard citrine of the trade, disclosed plainly Color range: milky yellow through deep amber; natural inclusions throughout Origin: Brazil; count and sizes vary by flat SKU: GFCITP The Spiritual SignificanceCitrine carries real classical papers: Cunningham files it as a solar stone and an anti nightmare charm, and the modern trade has built on that sunny base until citrine became the shop counter stone of success and new opportunities, the piece kept by tills, ledgers, and doorways where good fortune is meant to walk in. We work with that register on honest terms. The heat treatment does not touch it: quartz is quartz, the color is the color, and an intention set in a stone you understand is worth more than one set in a stone you were misled about. Points add direction to the register, each one a small marker of where the attention goes, and a flat of them means every workspace, windowsill, and charm bag in the house can have its own piece of amber morning.How To Use This Flat Cleanse the points on arrival with smoke, sound, or moonlight; skip long sun, which can fade treated color over time. Pick the best point for the money corner or the desk, and let the rest become gifts and stock. Stand a point wherever new opportunities are being courted: the workspace, the till, the application pile. Use single points as grid markers, tips outward for reaching work, inward for gathering. Store spares padded and dry so the terminations stay sharp. Pairs Well With Quartz Flat with Aragonite and Pyrite, ~3 lb: the companion tray with pyrite's guarding glitter. Pyrite Tumbled Stones, 1 lb: the money stone that keeps what citrine invites. Sunstone Free Form, ~0.5 lb: the genuinely solar feldspar in the same warm register. Aventurine, Green, Citrine and Pyrite Bracelet, 6mm: the prosperity committee, worn. White Selenite Wand: a cleansing rest for points between workings. Frequently Asked QuestionsIs this natural citrine?It is natural quartz whose color comes from heat treatment of amethyst, which is true of nearly all bright citrine sold anywhere. We state it proudly instead of burying it, because the stone is lovely and the honesty costs nothing but the lie.What is a flat?A tray lot: many individual points sold together as one purchase, here totaling about two kilograms. Shops buy flats to stock shelves; practitioners buy them to gift and to work in volume.What is citrine kept for?Success and new opportunities, on its classical solar base; Cunningham also files it as an anti nightmare charm. It is the shop counter stone of the prosperity tradition.Will my flat match the photo?In character, yes; in particulars, no. Points vary in size, shade, and inclusions from flat to flat, which is the nature of a tray of real quartz.How do I care for the points?Smoke, sound, or moonlight to cleanse, padded dry storage, and moderation with direct sun, which can slowly fade treated color.
