Yellow & Gold Crystals
Golden citrine, brassy pyrite and honey tones.
Some, like pyrite, are naturally metallic; others, like most citrine on the market, are amethyst warmed by heat. We always tell you which is which.
22 yellow & gold crystals
Quartz Citrine
Golden quartz of sunshine and abundance.
Sulphide Pyrite
Metallic gold cubes — "fool's gold".
Phosphate Apatite
Calcium phosphate in blue, green and yellow.
Carbonate Bastnaesite
Rare-earth fluorocarbonate ore.
Carbonate Calcite
Waxy, glowing stone in every colour.
Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye Chrysoberyl
Honey chrysoberyl with a sharp line of light (Lehsunia).
Sulphide Chalcopyrite
Brassy copper ore that tarnishes to a rainbow.
Oxide Chrysoberyl
Very hard yellow-green beryllium oxide.
Native element Diamond
The hardest natural mineral — India's historic gem.
Phosphate Fluorapatite
The most common apatite.
Garnet Grossular
Calcium garnet in green, gold and orange.
Beryl Heliodor
Golden-yellow beryl.
Chalcedony Jasper
Opaque, patterned quartz rock in red, yellow and brown.
Silicate Prehnite
Translucent lime-green, often with black epidote needles.
Sulphide Pyrrhotite
Bronze, weakly magnetic iron sulphide.
Quartz Rutilated Quartz
Clear quartz threaded with golden needles.
Oxide Rutile
Golden-red titanium needles and crystals.
Corundum Sapphire
Blue (and many other colours of) corundum.
Sulphide Sphalerite
Resinous zinc ore with fiery lustre.
Silicate Topaz
Hard, glassy crystals in gold, blue and clear.
Phosphate Xenotime
Yttrium phosphate, a rare-earth mineral.
Silicate Zircon
Natural brilliant gem — not cubic zirconia.
Bulk yellow & gold crystals for your business
We supply raw stones, tumbled and polished pieces, carvings, beads and finished jewellery such as pendants and bracelets by the kilo or by the piece. Tell us what you need and we will reply with availability, sizes and lead time.