The ancient greeks wore amethyst and carved drinking vessels from it in the belief that it would.
Amethyst and citrine stone.
Natural yellow citrine is usually pale yellow and is very rare.
This crystal is associated with the planet jupiter and is associated with the element of air.
Amethyst is the most popular purple gemstone and one of the most famous of the quartz gemstone family.
Most commercial citrine is made by heat treating amethyst.
Amethyst is a light to dark purple semi precious stone which can come as a geode cluster or single point.
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Citrine has long been remarked upon for its subtle honeyed beauty.
Most citrine on the market is the result of heat treatment of amethyst.
Because amethyst is abundantly found in nature it is inexpensive and not considered a valuable gemstone.
Amethyst provides more peace and tranquility while citrine offers us happiness and radiance.
It derives from the quartz family as does citrine and amethyst has many many healing properties.
Popular citrine is recognized as one of the most popular and frequently purchased yellow gemstones.
The center stone is a traditional 50 50 split of amethyst and citrine.
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When amethyst is subject to various heat treatments its color can be manipulated to turn into the golden hues of citrine.
For this reason amethyst and citrine will always be related and ametrine is actually a combination of amethyst and citrine in one stone.
In the case of citrine it is iron content that gives it its color.
Because the stone is heat.
Both the amethyst geode and the citrine geode will improve and uplift your life.
In fact heat treated citrine is sometimes referred to as burnt amethyst citrine rates a 7 on the hardness scale.
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Though the stone has an abundant history of being used in jewelry by ancient civilizations citrine is actually very rare today.