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Aquamarine Muscovite and Mica
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Heat Treated Citrine, SPECIMENS
Heat Treated Citrine
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Product – Heat Treated Citrine Specimen
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The more common variety of Citrine found on the market is the characteristic lemon-yellow to orange-yellow stones created by heating Amethyst crystals to a high temperature. Crystals and minerals are used to high temperatures within the Earth, so this heating does not damage them. It does change their energies, however-particularly the frequencies of visible light energy they carry. Once these Amethyst crystals are heated, they become what is marketed as ‘Citrine’. These stones have a very different energy from natural Citrines and should really be considered a different mineral, in regard to their applications in healing and metaphysical work. For the purpose of this writing, I’ll call this variety ‘Common Citrine’.
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Product – Aquamarine, Muscovite, Mica from Shigar Valley, Skardu, Gilgit BaltistanThis aquamarine rough specimen is translucent with a light greenish-blue natural color. It is an aquamarine rough specimen with some partially terminated surfaces. It is translucent to semi-transparent with a greenish-blue natural color. It is an aquamarine rough specimen with some partially terminated surfaces.
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