Meanings of citrine in anglès

Place amethyst and citrine crystals in a blue sachet with lavender flowers.

You could cut this one and pass it off as citrine or beryl.

The amethyst encourages good dreams and the citrine discourages nightmares.

Slate is made of green and violet, and is thus also related to citrine.

A more appropriate heating temperature to obtain citrine by heating amethyst is about 560 °C.

I was wearing a necklace of carnelian and citrine.

It is a very powerful citrine-brown, washes well, and has a clearness suited to architectural subjects.

The pleasure of your company is delight enough. He took the citrine pin from behind his ear.

Edwina Branson let the citrine brooch drop.

Edwina Branson picked up another charm, a tiny citrine brooch with a single pearl dangling from it.

Marshall, based in the Hatton Garden diamond hub in London, also displayed rings set with citrine, aquamarine and moonstone.

Their hair was now golden with sea green highlights, their eyes had changed from moss green to sparkling citrine.

What has been remarked in the preceding chapter upon the production of mixed citrine colours, is likewise applicable to mixed russet.

Beyond the window, rain softened square buildings and spindle-sharp spires, bled haloes of amber and citrine around the scattered city lights.

I paused to admire the swirling floral designs in carnelian, citrine, and olive that circled the ivory vase in crisscrossing patterns.

Some were so old that they were as dull red as amber, others were the citrine hues of the newly dead.