Citrine is a Semi Precious Stone Customers looking for a stone with warm color, winning looks, great wearability and a moderate price will want to consider citrine

Derivations/Origins:

A member of the quartz family, citrine's color reflects its Latin name meaning citron a fruit closely related to the lemon. Citrine is generally mined in Brazil..

Color/Style/Uniqueness:

Ranging in color from yellowish to brownish-red and sometimes orange this stone looks beautiful on its own or paired with stones of complementary colors such as amethyst, aquamarine or blue topaz. In addition to the common round and fancier shapes you'll often see in the jewelry counter, citrine can also be found in more unusual cuts or carvings thus making it a good choice for a unique and personal piece.

Size/Budget:

Citrine is one stone that is readily available in a wide variety of sizes; large and small, and thus fits a wide variety of budgets as well

Care:

* Warm, soapy water is a safe way to clean citrine.
* Steam cleaning isn't recommended.
* Ultrasonic cleaning is usually considered safe.

Final Application:

Citrine is a good choice for those working within a budget seeking a unique, classy and warm-colored stone.