Which stone is good for November's Birthstone?

November's Birthstone are Citrine and Yellow Topaz

November have two birthstones with similarity in colour: both Yellow Topaz and Citrine provide a choice for people born in November.

However, both gemstones offer wearers a different meaning depending on their preference.

Citrine is the main stone for Scorpio born between October 24th - November 22nd

Citrine will bring Scorpio's calmness, balance and serenity. Citrine brings Good luck and Good fortune. It warms the wearer.

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Which stones are also suitable for Scorpio's ?

There are more stones suitable for Scorpio's personality.

Scorpios are strong will and passionate, creative and independents, they make great leaders. They have great intuition and loyalty, they are drive to success and transformation. It is a water sign. Ambitious and brave, resolution and 

• Black Obsidian: Clarity, self-control, positivity and protection
• 𝗨𝗻𝗮𝗸𝗶𝘁𝗲: Inspiration, Balance, kindness, harmony, passion
• 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗵𝘆𝘀𝘁: Dreams, Focus, Wisdom, Protection, Anxiety Relief
• 𝗥𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗤𝘂𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘇: Love, Soothing, Calming, Healing, Anxiety Relief
• Malachite: Adventure, Expression, Intuition, Self-respect
• Labradorite: Self-acceptance, Positivity, Self-worth, Serenity

Citrine Birthstone: Meaning & History

Citrine Quartz

Citrine, a natural quartz, displays transparent yellow and brown orange colors, with a history of use in jewelry spanning thousands of years. Citrine has been a cherished gemstone since antiquity, it has mistaken by the November birthstone, Topaz. That's why Citrine was attributed with similar virtues as Topaz, believed to appease emotions and bring tranquility and serenity to the wearer.

Citrine Stone History

The ancient Greeks carved rock crystal ornaments that sparkled like frost. Roman pontiffs wore rings set with massive purple amethysts and citrine.

Citrine's traditions include its historical use as an amulet for protection and prosperity, its association with ancient deities like the Greek goddess Demeter, and its popular nickname, "the merchant stone's for attracting wealth.

More recently, it gained popularity in the United Kingdom through Queen Victoria and is now recognized as a November birthstone and a traditional 13th-anniversary gift. 

It was particularly popular in colorful Scottish jewelry from the Victorian era.

• Protection and good fortune: Throughout history, citrine has been believed to ward off evil and negative energy.
• Ancient civilizations:
  • Egypt: Used as amulets, associated with the sun god Ra.
  • Greece: Worn during worship of Demeter, the goddess of harvest and fertility.
  • Rome: Priests fashioned the stone into rings.
• Protection in battle: In 17th-century Scotland, citrine was set into the hilts of swords and daggers, likely for both decorative and protective purposes
• Spiritual beliefs: In modern practices, citrine is associated with the solar plexus chakra, believed to enhance personal power, confidence, and joy.

 

Citrine Gold Minimalist Necklace

Citrine is also believed to have many positive physical attributes, including stimulating digestion, the spleen and the pancreas and is said to help with eye problems, increase blood circulation and reverse degenerative diseases. Importantly, its radiant warmth is said to help those that suffer with seasonal affective disorder.

Which Chakra is Citrine related to?

Citrine is a stone associated to the solar plexus chakra, the center of our personal will and of our energy. Balancing this chakra, citrine can help to improve our self-confidence, personal dynamism and ability to progress with confidence and optimism.