Adjustable Citrine Rings, Set of 3, Raw Heat-Treated Citrine

Two raw citrine pieces per ring. Each ring holds two pieces of rough citrine rather than a polished cabochon, so the natural facets and inclusions show. Raw stones suit practitioners who like to see the crystal as it came out of the ground.

Adjustable silver-toned bands. The open bands adjust to fit most fingers, which means a set of three can be worn stacked, split between hands, or gifted without worrying about sizes.

Heat-treated citrine, stated plainly. Most golden citrine on the market is produced by heating amethyst or smoky quartz, and this set is listed as heat-treated. It is still quartz, still citrine by trade name, and still worn for abundance; you simply deserve to know.

• Quantity: 3 rings per set
• Stone: two pieces of raw, heat-treated citrine per ring
• Origin: Brazil
• Band: adjustable, silver-toned
• Color: warm yellow to orange with natural inclusions; each stone varies
• Weight: about 0.8 oz per set

A citrine ring is used for abundance, confidence, and protection in Wiccan and eclectic crystal practice. Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem and Metal Magic assigns citrine to the Sun and the element of Fire and lists protection among its traditional powers, and Judy Hall's Crystal Bible calls it a stone of abundance tied to the sacral and solar plexus chakras. The name comes from the French citron, lemon, for its color. Citrine is also the modern birthstone for November.

You can wear a citrine ring while you work on money, business, or creative goals; the Sun rulership makes Sunday a natural day to charge it. Because the stones are raw, they also serve well on an abundance altar between wearings, set beside a green candle or a pyrite cube.

Three rings gives you options: one for you, one for the altar, one for someone who needs a little sun.

1. Cleanse the rings with incense smoke or a bell before first wear. Citrine handles brief water rinses, but keep the silver-toned bands dry to protect the finish.
2. Charge them in morning sunlight for an hour, or on a Sunday, the day of citrine's ruling planet. Long sun exposure can fade heat-treated citrine, so an hour is plenty.
3. Wear one on the receiving hand while you write out a money goal or open your business for the day, and say the goal aloud as an affirmation.
4. Stack all three for a working that needs a push, or keep one on the abundance altar beside a green candle to anchor the intention between wearings.
5. Give the third ring away when the working lands. Sharing the sun is part of how citrine works.

Adjust the bands gently, a little at a time, and let the rings find the fingers they want to live on.

• Citrine Gemstone Bracelet, 6mm: a beaded bracelet to match the rings for a full abundance set on one arm.
• Pyrite Beaded Bracelet, 4mm: fool's gold and citrine are the classic money-drawing pair in eclectic practice.
• Abundance Reiki Charged Pillar Candle: set a ring at the base of the candle during an abundance working.
• Prosperity Gemstone Set, 5 Stones: the tumbled stones to build a small prosperity grid around the rings.
• Money Aromatic Jar Candle: a seven-day money candle for the altar where the third ring lives.

Is this citrine natural or heat-treated?

This citrine is heat-treated, as the listing states. Most golden citrine sold today is produced by heating amethyst or smoky quartz until it turns yellow to orange, because natural citrine is rare and paler. Heat-treated citrine is still quartz and is used for the same abundance work in eclectic practice.

What is a citrine ring used for?

A citrine ring is used for abundance, confidence, and protection. Cunningham assigns citrine to the Sun and Fire and lists protection among its powers, and Judy Hall calls it a stone of abundance and manifestation. Practitioners wear it for money work, business openings, creative projects, and any day that needs more light.

Do the adjustable bands fit every finger?

The adjustable bands fit most fingers because the open back can be gently squeezed smaller or eased wider. Adjust a little at a time rather than bending back and forth, which can weaken the metal. They suit stacking on one finger or spreading across both hands, and they make sizing a non-issue for gifts.

Can I charge citrine in the sun?

Yes, you can charge citrine in the sun, and its ruling planet makes sunlight the traditional choice. Keep it to about an hour: heat-treated citrine can fade with long exposure. A Sunday morning windowsill is ideal. Moonlight, a selenite slab, or a bell also work if you prefer to keep the stones out of direct sun.

Is citrine the November birthstone?

Yes, citrine is one of the modern birthstones for November, shared with topaz. That makes this set of three a natural birthday gift for a November friend, with one ring for them and two to keep or pass along. Wearing a birthstone is a simple, old way of carrying a little personal luck.

Which hand should I wear a citrine ring on?

Wear a citrine ring on the left hand to draw abundance in, or on the right hand to project confidence outward. That is the common convention in eclectic crystal practice, though it is a guideline rather than a rule. With three adjustable rings, many people simply wear one on each hand.