
What It's For
Citrine is the money-and-nerve stone. Shopkeepers in Europe kept a piece in the till for luck, which is why it's still called the merchant's stone, and some small business owners still do it today. People buy it before asking for a raise, launching something, or starting a job they're nervous about.
What You Get
A single tumbled citrine stone in warm honey-gold, polished smooth. Roughly coin-sized, so it sits easily in a pocket, a wallet, or a cash drawer. It's natural stone, so each one varies in shade from pale yellow to deep amber.
1. Keep it in your wallet, register, or the desk where you work. 2. Hold it and say out loud what you're working toward. 3. Rinse under cool water and pat dry when it gets dusty.
Field Notes From Customers
Sits by the register at my shop. Half the reason I bought it was the 'merchant's stone' story on the product page, honestly. Good size, clear color.
Held this in my hand before asking for a raise I'd been putting off for months. Got the raise. Not saying it was the crystal, but I'm keeping it on my desk now.



