The origin of the word citrine goes back to the citrus referring to an orangey yellow color. The citrine is a variety of quartz whose yellow color comes from very little quantities of iron oxydes present in the metal. The natural color of the citrine covers a whole range of pale to golden yellow,sometimes mixed with touches of ocre and smokey tones. The citrine is one of these rare stones that do not need any purification ,since it absorbs and dissipates all negative energies.

Being the symbol of force, wisdom and peace, having the same color of the Sun,of Light and of the most precious alchimic ( a verifier dans le dico) metal: Gold ,the citrine irradiates celestial light, joy and happiness. Linked to to the third chakra ,the one of the solar plexus stemming from Esteem, Self-confidence ,Power and Might mixed with comprehensive Intelligence ...According to South American chamans, the citrine has the power to consume Man's limits, to defuse his most profound fears and to dissipate all negative energies through its inner fire and glowing celestial energy, aiming at reaching successfully all earthly goals in full conscience. From inner flame to celestial light... here we stand at Number 7. Number 4 represented Earth with its 4 cardinal directions : East,west, North and South. Number 3 represented the Sky, Number 4(Earth) + Number 3 (Sky) add up to Number 7 representing the entire Universe in movement.  For Egyptians 7 is the Symbol of Eternal Life. 7 is the number of essential comprehension reached in between Heavenly and Earthly worlds.

Ingredients:
Top notes: elemi, ginger, lemon from Sicily, pink pepper, wild orange
Heart notes: carrot seeds, guaiacwood, mimosa, rosewood
Base notes: ambergris, beeswax, musk, myrrh