Natural Citrine Cathedral Kundalini Lightbrary – Congo Specimen
Exceptional and naturally radiant, this natural Citrine cathedral crystal from DR Congo features beautiful multi-point growth with smaller “child” crystals growing along the sides, giving it the distinctive appearance known as artichoke quartz. Its gemmy clarity and intricate crystal structure create remarkable depth, brilliance, and collector appeal.
This Lightbrary cathedral specimen showcases layered crystal growth with multiple terminations rising together in a naturally complex formation. Highly valued by both metaphysical enthusiasts and mineral collectors, this untreated and unheated citrine is becoming increasingly difficult to find in good condition. Its refined structure and luminous quality make it a standout display piece and an affordable example of true Lightbrary material.
A rare and captivating specimen, this citrine cathedral quartz combines natural crystal artistry, gemmy quality, and highly sought-after origin.
Details:
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Gemstone: Natural Quartz var. Citrine
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Variety: Cathedral / Kundalini / Artichoke Quartz
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Origin: Lwena, Haut-Katanga, DR Congo
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Form: Natural crystal specimen
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Size: 5 cm x 4 cm x 2 cm
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Weight: 23 grams
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Gemmy crystal quality
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Lightbrary specimen
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Specimen
Enhancements:
This citrine is untreated and unheated and is valued for its completely natural crystal formation.
Metaphysical Properties:
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Associated with abundance, manifestation, and spiritual growth
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Believed to support clarity, confidence, and energetic alignment
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Often used to encourage higher awareness and positive transformation
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Thought to promote uplifting energy and connection to higher consciousness
A rare and beautifully formed specimen that brings together natural brilliance, intricate crystal growth, and exceptional collector appeal.
Please Note:
Natural crystals may contain cracks, inclusions, and surface variations. These are not defects but part of the stone’s natural formation and uniqueness.
Any display items, stands, trays, or props shown in photos are for presentation purposes only and are not included.
