Natural Citrine Cluster from Zambia measures 4 inches high X 1 inch wide X 3.5 inches long. The specimen has some imperfections on the point from the mining process.

Citrine from Zambia is a natural-colored quartz that’s less common than other quartz varieties. Some say that natural citrine is rare, and that most citrine on the market is actually treated amethyst.

Color
Citrine from Zambia can be a deep honey color with good transparency.

Mining
Citrine from Zambia is mined primarily by hand, which is a labor-intensive process.

Gemstone selection
When choosing a citrine gemstone, you can consider its color grading and clarity. The more vibrant the color, the higher the grading.

Uses
Some believe that citrine has metaphysical properties and is a “master healer” type of quartz crystal. It’s said to have calming and warming energies, and to help with mental and emotional well-being.

Mining
Citrine from Zambia is mined primarily by hand, which is a labor-intensive process.

Gemstone selection
When choosing a citrine gemstone, you can consider its color grading and clarity. The more vibrant the color, the higher the grading.

Uses
Some believe that citrine has metaphysical properties and is a “master healer” type of quartz crystal. It’s said to have calming and warming energies, and to help with mental and emotional well-being.

Mining
Citrine from Zambia is mined primarily by hand, which is a labor-intensive process.

Gemstone selection
When choosing a citrine gemstone, you can consider its color grading and clarity. The more vibrant the color, the higher the grading.

Uses
Some believe that citrine has metaphysical properties and is a “master healer” type of quartz crystal. It’s said to have calming and warming energies, and to help with mental and emotional well-being.