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Hello there Aaron , I'm a Geological engineer student and let me tell you that the big one he has in there is clear rock quartz FOR SURE , what makes citrine itself is the iron in the hidrothermal process and well about the source of quartz theres a mine here in Panama near the university i study so you can find quartz anywhere there was a very acid volcanic activity not only in a few countryes

It's very pale yellow.. It is citrine. And he doesn't day quartz only comes from afrika.. He said Citrine comes from afrika😅(wich is not correct. There are more places.. Even australia has some).

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+RedStingBlogs Thanks love.

john lomax I just got what I think now is fake piece ( mine came unpolished , with yellow clusters on top ).It cost £3 and it’s a bit bigger than an inch , so it’s most likely fake.I wish they told you what you’re buying...

According to my very limited research, the heat-treatment changes the properties and the vibrations of it just like anything else that is artificially modified by humans. I'm not yet sensitive enough to pick up the vibrational difference but those who are experienced say that they can tell by that alone.

Quintuple Aries here so thanks for the tip! I just watched a video by Hibiscus Moon where she recommends "Natural Congo" Citrine (warning that it can be very pricey) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdakd9iItc3OoKc.html

Well, hematite is a very dark stone... Usually a silverish black. Also Hematite can be mined from several places, while natural citrine primarily comes from Africa. Most stone sellers should be able to tell you where their product originates, when in doubt.

Thank you Seeker!

me too :(

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+Jimi Hendrix I wouldn't consider the darker piece to be lower grade, it's just a smaller piece (I actually have two more of those). There are a few crystals that come in a "smoky" form, including Quartz. With the way people appraise diamonds I could understand that way of thinking, but I admire some natural variation.

+B Wishinski Hi. I purchased that at a shop around Atlanta GA. Sorry, I didn't order it online so I don't have any links. When you search online be sure to call it "natural" or "African" citrine. Hope that helps.

Renoir Monet I'm pretty sure ametrine is a real gemstone.

ametrine is amethyst that has been naturally heat processed and shows both purple and yellow, so basically it's heat treated amethyst, but it wasnt heated by man, it was heated by nature

Ametrine is a natural gem.

There is natural and treated(by man) ametrine. Most from bolivia and south africa. Also some from brazil, but be carefull for fakes. They are not always easy to spot.

Ametrine is a natural combo of Amethyst and Citrine

According to most, you can still use heat treated citrine for most of the commonly known and used types of metaphysical practices. However, they in general are much weaker and less pure than real citrine.

i was wondering the same, but not for using it as a citrine, but using as an amethyst, since thats what it is. So can a "fake citrine" still be used as a regular Amethyst, even though it's been heated?

many pieces of heat-treated amethyst still contain some normal amethyst, if it is in a reasonable quantity you can see some purple like color in the crystal. when it is not visible there might still be some amethyst left in the crystal. but when amethyst is heat-treated the structure of the crystal changes, so it is actually different from natural amethyst but still there often is real amethyst left in heat-treated amethyst. and so you can still use it as a very unpure amethyst, however real amethyst isn't hard to get and often is less expensive as fake citrine. I most cases if you can recognise the frequency of amethyst you can use heat-treated amethyst as amethyst when there is no other amethyst available, the same goes for when you don't care about or also need the citrine energy.

HH550 Online and in crystal shops. When online try using phrases like "natural citrine" or "African citrine". Ask crystal shop owners where it was mined and look for stones that are smoky/clear with brownish tint, not orange.

I was wrong

Lawrence John Yap hmmmmm do u know how counterfeit works lol

Are you a real woman?

yes I am... from birth

+smartalecky1 Yeah that one in the middle is a beautiful piece. The one in my video I bought to give to a friend but I think it did cost around 30 bucks.

+Seeker'sHouse Whew! I had the same worries too. This is the best video I've seen on this subject, thanks!

joyful gabby Lol. Thanks for the great complement. I really just made it on the fly so I'm glad it's well received.

smartalecky1 ahhhh

Actually ur right

+Jae Chae I don't have it anymore. I actually bought it for a friend. It made me think of the differences between the stones so I used it to randomly film this video.

no problem man. btw. great video!