I combined a natural citrine gemstone bead with a natural labradorite bead. I added a silver plated 3D charm that has a moon on one side and a sun on the other. This comes with a 24 inch silver filled chain. The citrine has energy that represents the sun and the labradorite has the energy of the moon. The citrine has natural inclusions and rainbow prisms. The labradorite has iridescent flash and natural inclusions.

The sun and moon shown together is a universal symbol of the merging of opposites. Similar to yin and yang, the combination of the male sun as god and the female moon as goddess represents unity in diversity, compromise instead of conflict, and conformity to the idea that all things are one. It is seen as the duality of deity and the equal balance of male and female as is found in nature.

Citrine is a type of quartz that has iron impurities, giving it a gold color. Citrine energizes the mind and heart. It opens the mind to new ideas and promotes clarity of thought. It strengthens self-esteem, promotes balance and good cheer. Citrine is a great protective talisman. It aids in mental and intellectual functions and can balance and dissipate negative energy.

Labradorite is good for alignment, spiritual connection, and transformation. It is known as a gemstone of destiny because it can open your psychic abilities by connecting you to the universe. It can combine creativity, intellect and wisdom to aid in problem solving. It enhances patience and energizes the body to increase productivity. Labradorite was historically worn as a good luck charm.

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