Citrine Loose Gemstones

Citrine is a very popular quartz gemstone which comes in a range of yellow colors from a light pastel lemon all the way to an almost earthy brown with lovely orange and golden hues in between.

Citrine loose gemstones.

Today its attractive color plus the durability and affordability it shares with most other quartzes makes it the top selling yellow to orange gem. Though the stone has an abundant history of being used in jewelry by ancient civilizations citrine is actually very rare today. Sale price 3 85 3 85 7 70 original price 7 70 50 off. Citrine is the yellow golden yellow golden orange and reddish orange variety of quartz.

Loose citrine stones unearth your own rare citrine gemstone today and add a dose of undeniable wonderment to your jewelry box. Explore all your options below and find the perfect piece of citrine for your needs. Buy loose citrine in a variety of colors and sizes now or place a bid on your favorite gem. In the days before modern gemology its tawny color caused it to be confused with topaz.

Citrine rough loose gemstone rough citrine stone birth loose gemstone tiny rough stone citrine raw raw rough loose raw matriarchal gemstonehouse18 4 5 out of 5 stars 106 3 59 3 99 3 99 10 off. 5 out of 5 stars 40 40 reviews. Buy natural loose citrine gemstone in various sizes cuts at wholesale rates. Our individual sellers are located all over the world bringing you the mo.

Discover gem rock auctions collection of verified citrine through our online marketplace. Citrine is rare in nature. Epic gems 6mm round facet cut natural citrine loose calibrated gemstone 1 pc. With its alluring tawny color and its durability citrine stones make a special long lasting addition to anyone s collection.

Natural golden citrine 5 mm round cut faceted loose gtl certified gemstone lot. Visit our citrine information page for more details about this gorgeous gemstone. 8x6mm 9x7mm and 10x8mm citrine oval faceted loose gemstone lemon colour good quality gemsrainbowco. In 1556 a german metallurgist georg bauer known to some as the father of modern mineralogy named yellow quartz citrine in a publication about gemstones and jewelry.