This bracelet features 6 genuine citrine beads and is accented with onyx. The bracelet is approximately 7" in diameter and will fit most adult wrists.

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The bright yellow color of citrine is said to be a gift from the sun. Citrine is a yellow variety of quartz. Naturally occurring citrine is quite rare and expensive – most citrine available for purchase is made by heating it’s purple sister, Amethyst. When subjected to heat, Amethyst changes color, becoming yellow. Citrine is known as the merchant's stone -- helpful for accumulating and maintaining abundance. It's is a stone of optimism, warmth and clarity.

Wear citrine when you're negotiating a raise or salary for a new job -- remember that you deserve as much as you can possibly get.

When you're in a great mood and someone is really trying to get on your last nerve, slide your citrine bracelet on your arm and repeat the mantra "those assholes will not steal my sunshine."

Citrine is a birthstone for those born in November (the traditional November birthstone is Topaz). Citrine is a natural birthstone for those born in summer (June 21 - August 21). It's the zodiac stone for the sign of Cancer.

Citrine is associated with the Solar Plexus chakra, which is the energy distribution centre chakra and is associated with confidence and willpower. It's located between the rib cage and navel and controls the immune and digestive systems. When in balance, it also allows you the freedom to interpret the world through on your own terms and not live in fear of offending other people.

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