They do more than just look pretty.
This yellowish-brown gemstone is rare in nature, so it makes sense that it's a harbinger of luck. The gem is also known as the"merchants stone," thanks to the belief that it can bring financial luck and prosperity.stone for you to attract money and abundance in every form of life," says Kaur."Citrine has always warded offThe gem is safe for everybody to wear, Kaur explains, though it works best for Sagittarius, Aries, Cancer, Scorpio, and Leo.
"This brilliant red gemstone brings passion, love, and vitality to one's life," says Kaur."It's also considered a stone of protection, warding off negative energies and promoting courage and resilience." The stone could stimulate creativity. Kaur adds it's an extra-lucky stone for artists, writers, and musicians, as it can aid in idea generation and out-of-the-box thinking.
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