Description
Citrine Clusters (Healed Amethyst) Quality 1 from Amethysta do Sul, Brazil
These beautiful Citrine clusters (Healed Amethyst) Quality 1 originate from Amethysta do Sul, a world-famous region in southern Brazil known for its exceptional amethyst deposits. Through a controlled heating process, the natural amethyst acquires its characteristic golden yellow to deep honey-brown color, resulting in a stunning Citrine with a warm and luxurious appearance.
The clusters are characterized by their richly set crystals, beautiful luster, and intense color. Thanks to the excellent Quality 1, these pieces possess a beautiful crystal setting and an attractive appearance, making them highly suitable as a decorative mineral, collector's item, or gift.
Weighing from 150 to 400 grams, these Citrine clusters are ideal for a display cabinet, desk, living room, or practice space. Each specimen is unique and varies in shape, color intensity, and crystal growth, ensuring that you always receive an authentic natural product.
Features
- Mineral: Citrine Cluster (Heatened Amethyst).
- Quality: Quality 1.
- Origin: Amethysta do Sul, Brazil.
- Weight: Approximately 150–400 grams per cluster.
- Color: Golden yellow, amber to deep honey brown.
- Crystals: Richly set, lustrous quartz crystals.
- Finish: Natural cluster, unworked.
- Unique: Each cluster has its own shape, color, and crystal structure.
- Application: Collectible, home decor, practice room, or gift.
Warm colors and sparkling crystals
These Citrine clusters from Amethysta do Sul combine the natural beauty of quartz crystals with warm golden yellow and amber hues. The lustrous crystal points create a lively and sparkling effect that looks different from every angle. Thanks to their fine quality and attractive size, these clusters are popular among collectors as well as enthusiasts of exclusive minerals and stylish interior decoration.
Please note: These Citrine clusters are derived from heated Amethyst, a globally accepted and common treatment in which natural purple Amethyst acquires its characteristic golden-yellow Citrine color through heating. This results in a beautiful mineral with a warm appearance and sparkling crystals.
