Ignore the nails. Just a note to myself.
G thinks it's Yellow Calcite. She's probably right but I'll definitely forget if I don't write this down.
Or if you disagree with my friend, lmk what you think this is :)

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Ignore the nails. Just a note to myself.
G thinks it's Yellow Calcite. She's probably right but I'll definitely forget if I don't write this down.
Or if you disagree with my friend, lmk what you think this is :)
Fluorite from Valzergues, Aveyron, France
Colors: Citrine
Generosity, citrine said. Prosperity. Those were its ancient properties, its traditional symbolism.
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November: Citrine & Chrysanthemum
Colored pencil & watercolour
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Natural and untreated citrine can be quite rare as a lot of the citrine in the market are treated. A common treatment is to heat some types of amethyst to turn them yellow. The intensity of color can be determined by the temperature. A lower temperature will produce a light yellow, while a higher one will give a golden orange color. Smoky quartz can also turn yellow after heating. Also, natural citrine itself will have a more intense yellow color after mild heating.
Gold or Silver Wire?