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Citrine:
Novemberµs Gemstone
Citrine is a variety
of quartz; colors range from pale yellow to yellowish-brown
and ñMadeiraî red. The most popular fashion colors are the
vivid yellows and oranges. It is often mistaken for yellow
or golden topaz. Citrine is readily available, very affordable
in large sizes and stands up well to daily wear. Its earthy
tones complement many wardrobes. Citrine is often seen in
jewelry combined with amethyst, blue topaz and pink tourmaline.
Citrineµs
name is derived from ñcitron,î a lemon-like fruit. People
once carried citrine as a protective talisman against
the plague, bad skin and evil thoughts. It was also used
as a charm against the bites of snakes and other venomous
reptiles.
Citrine is
one of the accepted birthstones for November, as well
as the anniversary gemstone for the 13th year of marriage.
It is found mainly in Brazil.
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