Stone Guide6 min readJanuary 14, 2026Written by Onyxx Media Group

Citrine Crystal: Radiate Confidence, Joy & Abundance

Citrine carries the energy of the sun in crystalline form. Discover why this golden stone is called the 'merchant's stone' and how it can brighten your outlook.

Citrine Crystal: Radiate Confidence, Joy & Abundance

Sunshine in Stone Form

Citrine, with its warm golden hues ranging from pale yellow to deep amber, is like captured sunlight. This variety of quartz has been treasured for centuries for its bright, optimistic energy.

The Merchant's Stone

Citrine earned its nickname "The Merchant's Stone" because shopkeepers would traditionally place it in their cash registers to attract and maintain wealth. It remains one of the most popular stones for abundance work.

Citrine Properties

Physical Characteristics

  • **Color:** Pale yellow to deep golden orange
  • **Hardness:** 7 on the Mohs scale
  • **Crystal System:** Trigonal (hexagonal)
  • **Origin:** Brazil, Madagascar, Spain
  • Traditional Associations

    Citrine is associated with:

  • **Confidence:** Building self-assurance and personal power
  • **Joy:** Lifting mood and promoting optimism
  • **Abundance:** Attracting prosperity and success
  • **Creativity:** Sparking new ideas and inspiration
  • Why Citrine Is Special

    Unlike many other crystals, citrine is said to never need cleansing. Its bright energy is believed to automatically transmute negative energy rather than absorbing it. This makes it an ideal daily wear stone.

    How to Use Citrine

    For Confidence

    Wear citrine when you need an extra boost of self-assurance—job interviews, first dates, presentations.

    For Abundance

    Place citrine in your workspace or carry it when pursuing financial goals.

    For Joy

    Keep citrine visible on cloudy days or during challenging periods to remind you of brighter times.

    Morning Ritual

    Hold citrine while setting positive intentions for your day. Its sunny energy aligns with new beginnings.

    Citrine vs. Heat-Treated Amethyst

    Note: Much citrine on the market is actually heat-treated amethyst. Natural citrine has a softer, champagne color, while heated amethyst tends to be more orange. Both work for similar purposes, but natural citrine is rarer and more valuable.

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