Natural Yellow Citrine Gemstone Tree Crystal Stone Chips Trees for Home Decoration and Gifts Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Citrine History Citrina is a Latin term that was used to describe it because of its light yellow citrus hue (due to its iron content). Citrine has been referred to as the "sun stone" since ancient times. This is because people believed the stone could store sunshine and be used to ward off snakebites. Because of its gold-like hue, it earned the moniker "merchant's stone." It was believed to enhance communication and draw prosperity. The Romans believed it to be the stone of Mercury, the messenger deity, and they carved intaglios on it. Bask in the glow of November's birthstone--citrine! Learn more about the history of the "merchant's stone", its proposed metaphysical benefits and its part in mildly controversial marketing tactics. Citrine Metaphysical Properties The birthstone for November and the zodiac sign of Scorpio is citrine (Oct. 23 - Nov. 21). The "success stone, " "merchant's stone, " or "money stone" are all terms used to describe citrine. Citrine is regarded as a joyful stone with sunny energy to improve the lives of individuals who deal with it and wear it because of its yellow hue. Citrine is related to the solar plexus chakra because its hue is yellow. Back pain is supposed to be relieved as well as sadness, bad energy, and issues with the liver, spleen, digestive system, and bladder are all thought to be combatted by its good impact.