Honey caught in the light
Citrine brings a warm honey glow to rounded, softly uneven shapes. Light passes through the golden colour, picking out pale cloudy threads and bright little lines within the stone. Some areas look almost clear; others have a richer amber depth. That contrast gives the colour something to linger over, with a white gleam on the surface and quieter details beneath it.
Its gentle outline lets that inner pattern take the lead. The golden tones bring to mind sunlight finding its way through autumn leaves: small pools of brightness, softened at the edges. It is an imagined woodland moment held in a much smaller form. Look back from the whole shape to one tiny sparkling line, and the honey-coloured stone becomes interesting all over again.
