Citrine Geode Cathedral with High-Grade Madeira Citrine

Sculptural Large Cathedral Citrine Geode with Shiny Madeira Citrine Druzy Points

Displaying the rare, highly sought-after, and beautiful deep orange druzy known as Madeira Citrine, this large citrine geode looks tall in a rarely seen, straight-formed cathedral shape. It's an essential addition for collectors or as a standout centerpiece—perfect as the central stone in your home or office decor, or as the energetic focal point of your space.

What first draws attention is the sparkly Madeira citrine that completely covers the specimen. The color is a rich orange tone with red hues that can only be found in a handful of mines in Ametista do Sul. Adding to its aesthetics, calcite inclusions interlace with the citrine near the naturally created geological line visible on the right-back part of the geode.

As a frame for the citrine, the white agate contrasts beautifully with the orange, giving even more focus to the interior of the geode.

Its formation is another highlight, with the geode standing tall in the perfectly formed cathedral where, 130 million years ago, a bubble of gases tried to escape the lava and created this aesthetic natural marvel.

Nothing short of gorgeous, this geode exemplifies the quality of Brazilian citrine and comes with the peace of mind of being ethically sourced. Please check the pictures for further details and feel free to message us if you have any questions or specific requests.

High-Grade, Tall Citrine Cathedral Geode

• Color: Madeira Citrine
• Quantity: 1 - The item you see is the item you get
• Size:
  • Weight: 40.1 Kg - 88.4 lb
  • Height: 78 cm. - 30.7 In.
  • Width: 28 cm. - 11.0 In.
  • Depth: 21 cm. - 8.3 In.
• Citrine Origin: Ametista do Sul - Brazil
• Base: Self Standing
• Crystal Chakra: Solar Plexus and Sacral
• Birthstone Month: November
• Ethically Sourced: Yes

Additional Information

Please note: this is a natural gemstone and is sold as is. We have tried our best to take pictures with the utmost care; slight differences from the original articles are possible due to the color settings of monitor screens.