HOW TO SPOT REAL VS. FAKE CITRINE! MY 4 TIPS TO BECOME AN EXPERT, INDUSTRY SECRETS!

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Welcome back to another video! In this weeks video I will be walking you step by step through how to identify fake citrine!
I will be giving you tips on what to look for to become a better buyer and seller! Its taken me 3 years to learn all this and I'm so excited to share it with you so you can learn how to spot fake citrine just like me!
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[@ColdBrewBarbie]

I offer natural citrine in my Etsy shop! Please check out the link in my description box!

[@vincentm.7462]

Thanks I ordered one on Amazon it’s only a bit yellow on the base like you said I really want to get better at spotting g fakes cause crystals can be pricey

[@Shannon-]

Hi barbie I have a quick? Please? Do citrine bracelets have white, yellow, and red colors? The white is like the cloudy in your crystals. But I didn't know citrine had red specks ?

[@Shannon-]

Thank you in advance ❤️ 🙏

[@fleurp.390]

Sooooo as a geo, just letting you know you can get natural citrine with a more cloudy base, it doesn't necessarily mean it was lab made. All minerals are created with heat and pressure so it would just depend on the locality. The yellow coloring is due to element inclusions, and color is the last thing to look at in the determination of a mineral as a general rule. Ive seen an extremely wide range of quartz variations and the color intensity/abundance depends on a variety of factors, like temperature, pressure, element inclusions, surrounding minerals, deposit type etc.. no shade, just an FYI :) ...either way if you out it in the sun long enough, it'll lose its color.

[@eagleotto2527]

You are correct, but she is also correct when talking about what we are seeing on the market via wholesale. Its a great guide when buying stuff wholesale in bulk, especially overseas. It is less accurate when buying single high quality pieces though, and single specimen pieces of good quality are like you describe and you can't go by the hints talked about in this video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge though as it is very helpful to get the whole story.

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Yes agree with you, I’m more so saying overall to look at several signs of fakes, not so much just one of these signs, there are always exceptions!

[@coffinnail7723]

A professional comment~~~ very helpful~ I don't think cloudy based is meaning it is man made citrine quartz...

[@msandsss]

@@ColdBrewBarbie I have worked at a high end crystal shop for years and while some of what you’ve said is true, it’s also true that some genuine citrines look like the stones on the right, depending on locality. For example, Citrine from the Congo can be more yellow than honey. It can be cloudy or clear. And it can have a white base, but still be real citrine. Also, high end polished citrine points or towers also look like the point on the right. And they’re all real. Not hating, just informing. :) Love your videos.

[@vanillatwilight7646]

I work off miners tailings all the time. Even on a mountain side have a cloudy or white base is completely natural. Digging on the mountains you will also find simple things. For instance it's common to find cloudy or lightly faded color amethyst at the base of growth for the crystals. And as stated before, all crystals are created through heat and pressure. A better way to tell whether you have real material would also be locality. Knowing what kind of material comes out of the area you are buying it from. Because this can tell you a number of things you would need to know in order to tell if it should look like that or not. It's like trying to buy amethyst. 90%+ of the amethyst in the market is heat treated but knowing simply where it came from can answer whether or not your amethyst is natural or heat treated by man. Also sanding plays a role in the way many people sell crystals. Most people will sand down the stones to get rid of outer fractures and rusting or pyrite materials. So a solidly uniformed crystal doesn't mean it's not a natural stone.

[@TamaraZwinak-l1z]

I love how you accept that sometimes even the best of us buy fakes. It is part of the learning process

[@phoenixkali]

I just saw mark bejerski say he’s got a drawer full of fakes. So even he can get fooled! He’s got a gem tester now so that will be my next big splurge.

[@BG-kw6jk]

Absolutely loved this video and the In-depth explanation on how to spot the difference. I would love even more of these! Although I know you’ve done many lol

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Lol girl you’re not alone, these are my most requested videos!

[@carpenterarn]

I needed something like this! I bought a couple pieces at a show that I kind of wondered if it was heat treated because of the neon hue and couldn’t find much of anything anywhere on how to differentiate. Everyone talks about the heat treated clusters not the other styles.. I appreciate this!

[@H53.]

People who make fakes deserve the outmost of punishment. They are worse than politicians.

[@AngelMary]

You can have non-lab heat created citrine. It can naturally be heated in the earth under extreme heat & have that bright orange glow. 🌈

[@jaceya8239]

She said that at 2:22 ❤️

[@toyk0]

Pls make a vid on real kundalini and fake kundalini citrine. It is very hard to differentiate and there's like no information bout it online

[@chickenwire88]

Great video! Love to see someone talking about this since it doesn't seem to be talked about much. Lemon quartz is man irradiated clear or smoky quartz, and can have phantoms, but just wanna let you know that genuine citrine can also have phantoms naturally. Phantoms indicate a temporary change in conditions while growing. I have been collecting citrine for a while now and I have quite a bit of natural raw Zambian citrine that show phantoms on the smaller points, but it is significantly less common to see phantoms on Brazilian citrine it seems.

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Yes totally agree! I’ve seen it more common in African citrine vs. Brazilian!

[@vicd8346]

Amazing video! Thank you for that. I've been selling crystals myself, as a jewelry though. And yet I still wasn't quite sure how to find a real citrine tower. Watched few different videos on it yet yours had the best explanatory!

[@erikhelm9672]

I have finished faceting a Brazilian citrine, I could have never imagined what a beutiful stone would become of the rough stone I bought...

[@johnglennon5623]

I thought a phantom was when the crystal stopped growing then surrounded by another crystal

[@Thunderbird68-i2f]

Thank so much for this video! I found that certain crystal and gemstone retailers selling high quality strands of "citrine" beads (for jewelry making) are in fact heat treated amethyst. The beauty, clarity and sparkle is evident in the faceted bead but the color is of a deep yellow-orange reminiscent of imperial topaz. These beads are not natural citrine. Most retailers won't bring it up unless the customer inquires. You mention the costly "wastage" on natural citrine...which explains why these quality faceted beads are in fact treated amethyst and not natural citrine. Pricey enough for the quality, they would have been much more if the beads were authentic citrine.

[@TheOccultOutsider]

thank you for making this after our convo, you rock! I am so lucky all my citrine is from you!!

[@rishibeauty88]

Oh wow, you are in Mpls? So am I. I live near the zoo. Great video!! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us & for free.

[@Luckybetta]

Thank you for the information. This is very eye opening. I just thought the "fake" citrine was that obvious, baked burnt orange color, especially if it had a white base. 😒. Turns out I have more in my collection than I thought, because they look more like the ones on the right side of your tray. 😕. Some have phantoms and are more a bright yellow, like your examples, and they are more precision cut indicative of Chinese carvers. Looks like I have only four actual authentic citrine pieces in my entire collection. 😳. That being said, I've done a LOT of work with the crystals that I thought were "smokey citrine", and they have served me well and are VERY powerful and protective. (On a few occasions, they've absorbed so much negative energy, that they actually turned black!). They are also excellent for healing/cleansing/purging your solar plexus and intestines. And also looking back, I thankfully didn't get ripped off on pricing, in hind sight, I paid for what I got, NOT what I thought I was buying, so that's all good. 😁👍. Each of my crystals that I have in my collection are there because the energy called to me, and it turns out I do more work with the altered/ modified "smokey citrine" than the natural. Maybe because of the irradiation, it's more offensive in nature when you're doing the heavy lifting in energy work. Feels more attack dog than guard dog to me, if that makes sense. Thank you for the information, I learned something new today. 😃💎🥰

[@sherryb919]

I stumbled on this video and learned something new! Thank you so very much!!

[@stephyfae]

Thank you so much, that ia really valuable and important information. Bless you 🙏💖

[@FamilySmith]

This is an AMAZING video! You're really sharing some phenomenal info on how you do what you do! Did you ever think about creating your own professional crystal buyer/seller master class?

[@TheK7aloha]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@izzystudies296]

I lived in Brazil and got some gorgeous clear quartz and amethyst points and clusters but it was so hard to find authentic citrine, I found heat treated amethyst sold as citrine. Where do you get your crystals in Brazil?

[@Mackie..]

Great tips! thank you so much..❤

[@teresalewis7152]

Very informative! Well presented! Thanks!

[@catlover1210]

Thank you for sharing. In fact I am a beginner in gem. And I am glad I picked up a lot of good information in differentiating the real from raw. Since young, I always envy ppl digging out beautiful raw crystals from caves or mines. But unfortunately being in Hong Kong, I have not much choice when buying crystals. But you are right. I am fortunate to meet an honest wholesale guy in China that sells raw crystals. no fake. But thank you for sharing this information !

[@lisac.2438]

As always, you are so informative and so honest! Thank you!

[@CB-ix2lh]

If I'm working with crystals for energetic properties, is there a difference between natural citrine vs heated amethyst from that perspective?

[@rituparnachakraborty6480]

Wow... Thanks so much. Please also do a video on amethyst 😘💕✨

[@NoarisNora]

Great informative video. Thank you!

[@nicolaverma3729]

Lol i brought some citrine that has come from congo in zambia:it has rainbow inclusions and a beautiful champagne colour:thank you for your video and knowledge 😄

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Congo citrine is beautiful 😻

[@nicolaverma3729]

I hope you have some in your collection wow the day i got it i took it to bed i was that happy i could not sleep lol:it was like it was attracted to me like a magnet lol

[@Banano91f]

Thanks, very informative!

[@tracyfrederick5606]

There's a great channel, Gemstones that is excellent for teaching about rocks and minerals.

[@Majesticcrystals]

What about bracelets? Are most citrine bracelets fake?

[@drethegamer912]

oh wow, very appreciated knowledge

[@jxhnny7412]

Where is a good place to source these rare citrine crystals?

[@sandracooper4602]

Great help thank you , and also knowing you will spot a fake for a small fee thank you thats great to know

[@99cast]

Darker comes from places closest to equator…. It’s labeled Citron in northern areas ie. Russia , china , etc because it doesn’t have the darker orange hue but more of a green yellow. Still natural, their markets aren’t compelled to sell to western markets as much as Brazil and Madagascar or Africa aka places closer to us so that’s just what we’re used to. China and Russia have THOUSANDS more miles and caves to excavate for crystals and guaranteed we have yet to see all those lands have to offer

[@erobichaux7]

Where do you purchase your crystals 🔮

[@meglea7065]

I will NEVER buy online again. I got so gaslit by a seller over citrine

[@casswildman]

Thank you for this video!! I have a piece that after this video I’m still unsure about- it is more of a natural looking tea colour, not a perfect symmetrical tower shape, no white in the base, but it is smoky with dark phantoms. I may have to check out your Etsy lol

[@johnkennedy9078]

Do you think some big chinese crystal Dealers from ebay could be selling fake quartz points? I feel like maybe they're faking regular or smoky terminated quartz points - like the bigger ones (1lb - 10lb ish)

[@Sacred.Wisdom]

Thank you. Very thorough and informative.

[@sjtherese6011]

How can you tell difference between Smokey and phantom? I saw what you were referencing the first phantom, but struggled to see what you were pointing out in the second smaller phantom containing crystal

[@samanthabahde9690]

thank you!! i’ve been getting into thrifting and repurposing beads recently and I believe I found some citrine beads!!

[@AngelxHellz]

Hi.. I have quite afew citrines that have phantoms and in sphere shape. The seller said they are from Brazil so I'm confused if mine is genuine now or not

[@silversoulfox]

Love the citrine lab heated amethyst, I think it's gorgeous. Heated citrine from the earth is beautiful too lol love them all. I dig the properties of the stones the most 😉✌️🖤 ty for sharing

[@zirlonia]

Me too

[@judithjeffers7666]

Thanx so much! Would you consider doing a video on fake turquoise and real.

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

I have touched on this in my fake video series! Check it out there is a playlist on my channel!

[@kelly-sheaalexander8275]

TY so much for the great information. :)

[@lianaliou]

I bought a kundalini citrine, but the base is also white and the color is smoky tea color (not honey color). How can you fake a kundalini citrine? (Since it has its unique raw shape). Or perhaps smoky or normal Quartz can also have that shape and they heat treated it to make it kundalini citrine?

[@jonathanrojas4562]

I love you , you’re so smart!

[@nutterbutterpop8193]

I- I’ve spent so much on fake citrine :’) I got my first citrine point when I was young, it was the classic burnt amethyst point with the little white roots and burnt orange too… up until a couple months ago I didn’t know this was heat treated amethyst! Then wound up buying some pieces on the right, and thought they were real vitrines :’) I spent a pretty penny on the ones I thought were real but they have the excess white, the phantoms, now that I put it in the light the color isn’t as even and it’s sad ;’)

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

I offer natural citrine in my Etsy shop!

[@nutterbutterpop8193]

@@ColdBrewBarbie thank you so much! I just went and ordered a mini citrine tower 🥺, my name is sarah 😊 thank you so much for being an authentic crystal business with good morals! ❤️

[@angelmar4421]

thanks a lot, very good explanation!

[@sabinekatsavrias4422]

problem is that white base can just be cut off ...

[@5odapawz]

Idk if I have a fake or not. I have a small tumbled citrine stone that I was gifted. It's from Eathbound BTW! It has a white spot but it's not that and it's not really cloudy, just white...it has no other fake crystal "symptoms". I think it's real but I am not sure... I need help

[@robertcable9779]

I love the skull! I am very happy, I was able to snag a natural citrine flame from Brazil! It even has that dark golden color and rutile!

[@zamiek1283]

So how that phantom exactly looks and smokey cord? Is it this cloud?

[@Hellendomain1]

Color yes

[@blueclarity]

Awe, I have a beautiful teardrop cut bright yellow citrine necklace. I really love it anyways but I always wondered if it was natural. I knew something wasn't right with how pretty it is for the price I paid. Anyways, I learned alot from the video! I consider myself a crystal collector and I didn't even know the whole amethyst-citrine deal. 🤦‍♀️

[@dawnlee6786]

Is it safer to just buy citrine clusters? Or is there a way to fake cluster (in quartz) formation as well?

[@mr.derickmckinnon6329]

Please I really need some of those Please

[@grazsuewoo1830]

i guess i bought a heated one cause its has more cloudy at the bottom

[@jakegarcia84]

Where can I send my crystal for authentication?

[@robinfriedrich6678]

THANK YOU!

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

You're welcome! 💕

[@BiblioPhagist-mn2el]

Name of your shop? Can u give me a natural Citrine looking like honey gold?

[@melissawilson3729]

Thank you so much for making this vid! 🙏👏 I didnt know that fake citrine has a white base and can be manipulated with quartz. Theres not a lot of videos that go into depth about them so I greatly appreciate how you explained everything. I have a kundilini citrine and I thought "great 😒 its not real...(white bottom)" Then you showed yours and mine kinda looks like that just smaller lol. I love citrine ☺ (I hope mine aren't fake lmao😅)

[@VanityVixen]

Take a shot for each time she says citrine. Lol I'm playing but thanks for this video! I never know citrine was supposed to be a honey color

[@ThePathOfLeastResistanc]

And she pronounces it weird as hell too lol

[@baublesanddolls]

@ThePathOfLeastResistanc Let’s just try to find something negative! 🙄

[@baublesanddolls]

@VanityVixen Yes, how unusual for someone to say citrine several times during a citrine video! Get over yourself!! 🙄 SMFH

[@hybridgoth]

In some rare cases when amethyst is heat treated, rather than turning into citrine, it turns a pale green colour. P.S. the only the crystal skull has been carved, all the other man made shapes have been "cut and polished*, most were faceted, the sphere would be considered shaped, in essence it was cut and polished by a series of machines rather than the skilled hands of a lapidary, nonetheless only the skull was carved by a carver.

[@MikeG-js1jt]

So the natural has a more "orange-ish" color typically?

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

I would say it ranges from a champagne to honey color. and thing mountain dew yellow or neon yellow is treated!

[@vincentm.7462]

So I have a question. My rose quartz came pretty much clear. Is there a way to restore the color or are some rose quartz just very pale in color

[@swagapino444]

unfortunately there’s no way to restore color but it’s very common for rose quartz to be a muted pink !

[@tearoha8420]

That dark one is stunning

[@jaxskal22]

Thank you for this!!! My Smokey quartz has a cloudy base. Pretty sure it has been treated after watching this! ☹️

[@vanillatwilight7646]

I can show you a smokey quartz rod an point (actually serveral) that have cloudy bases. It's found that way naturally in the mines I've been to. I wouldn't be to worried.

[@mariamgoginashvili7243]

thanks for information so as i guess natural citrine is not yellow color and it is pale or brown color isn't it?

[@roxxycrystals]

Thanks for your dedicated and very detailed video! So much fakes out there these days.

[@sabinekatsavrias4422]

ugh i paid well for three small citrines .. all three have phantoms ....

[@a.s2241]

I have five kg nature white quartz crystel plz tell me how do I sell this online

[@Thesailormoonbeam]

So what is the treatment?

[@mun248]

love your videos. Can you make more Real VS Fake crystal videos.

[@yudoaffandidr]

Thank youu ♥️😊

[@TrinhThanhVan]

I think the big boy one looks like Amethyst in its previous life 😂 the very signaling "lines" which is very typical of Amethyst and not Smoky.

[@BatgirlGamer]

So is the right side actually "fake" or just dyed or whatever treated means

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

In my mind if it’s not real it’s fake, think of a fake plant, it looks like the real thing but it isn’t actually a plant it’s plastic. This is very similar

[@popstargurl241]

I'm sad some of mine are fake. Especially when the people who sold them to me told me they were 100% real.

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Yeah this is so common, a lot of people don’t take any time to research and become experts before opening crystal shops

[@lindakelley2676]

The price will be a clue. Real citrine is much more expensive. I got a huge citrine that turned out to be amethyst treated with heat. I still love it and a citrine that huge would be thousands.

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

does this tip the same with amethyst and clear quarts??

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

They are actually different and usually are not heat treated!

[@seanambrose8782]

That smoky citrine is gorgeous 😍

[@Natalia-um]

Can you do how to spot fake Garnet?

[@Shomina2]

Awesome thanks 😊 🙏🏽 Namaste ♥️ 🥰

[@charonstormborn8998]

I thought I was so smart and learned to spot the obvious dark amber coloured HTA and bought myself one of the yellow citrines from China.. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@michaeldenoudsten8734]

Fake Citrine also turns blue with UV light right?

[@vanillatwilight7646]

Turning blue under a uv light actually would indicate a natural inclusion of gas elements of boron if I remember right. Diamonds and other stones exhibit this effect under a uv light as well. Some diamonds will flourecse different colors depending on what gasses they came into contact with during formation. No it is not an indicator of a fake or necessarily treated stone.

[@Lee-ys2ts]

So after watching some of your videos...I have put all my so called crystals away...how disappointing to see they are fake....😣

[@renaelmer]

Omg - my whole relationship with citrine has been a lie … 12 years of heated amethyst lol 😭😭 I’m going to your shop to look for real citrine .. hahahahahaaaa

[@lisamagalhaesidl]

Hi.. here to tell ya... I work with Brasilian citrine .. and it's really expensive. People tends to lie about that so they can sell their materials, but I'm really against this

[@selmaselman5115]

I've read from multiple sources that a lot of heat treated citrine comes from Brazil? But my conclusion fromwhat you have said is the opposite? I thought most real citrine comes from Russia and Madagascar

[@popstargurl241]

No most real citrine comes from Brazil

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Yes most real citrine comes from a Brazil and Africa! They have the largest sources of it in the world! Russian and Madagascar are know for other stones but no so much citrine

[@aneljimenez831]

I feel like am in Crystal University ❤

[@lisac.2438]

Can you do one on Rainbow Citrine, are those heat treated? Or are there natural Citrines with Rainbws? Thank you.

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

Yes! The rainbows are caused by inclusions so both fake and treated citrine can have them!

[@nicolaverma3729]

I think it's sad i feel public are decieved by alot of crystal sellers :they should state whether crystals are real or fake i feel as fake can cost the earth:it's so nice though that we have sellers and honest people like coldbrewbarbie to help us with the knowledge as most of us want the real deal:this lady taught me alot about crystals and i appreciate her video's and sharing.😄👍

[@Matis-d1r]

I was excepting some nice specimen in this video.. well amethyst or citrine are only purple or yellow quartz… the spices in than video look like quartz not even yellow enough to be call citrine… lower the size I get better quality!!

[@jayharman9122]

Would be best to handle the pieces in explaining the differences. Just being on a tray as a picture, I can't tell what pieces you are talking about.

[@waynesbike]

I wish I knew this when I started collecting....😩

[@ColdBrewBarbie]

There isn’t a ton of information out there unfortunately so I’ve tried to educate as many people as possible

[@waynesbike]

@@ColdBrewBarbie would you happen to know if irradiated smoky quartz gets cloudy white at the base as well? Or amethyst?

[@idklol676]

Not citrine but I had bought lots of Clear Quartz online believing that they are real until I found a shop that sells legit natural clear quartz. The differences that I saw is the clarity. FAKE -looks like the tower on the right side of the video which has extreme clarity that doesnt look so natural as it is TOO MUCH CLEAR just like how clear a glass is ( a lot of them ) -Beware as sound test doesnt work on them. It doesnt sound glass at all. It sounds like QUARTZ! Idk how they did it but there are still some things you can look at so you’ll not be fooled. -Beware from clusters, a lot of them are lab made and looks real. But you can notice that the points in their clusters are smaller than what is natural since they are forced to form in a small amount of time. -You can see from the items their are selling are almost all are identical in shapes and sizes which means lab made and are almost perfect for them to sell it more easily. -When it breaks, it will have this certain type of look which happens when glass breaks, which they know you wont try to break them so... NATURAL -Even if it breaks, it will less likely cut you because even if it is already broken, it is still more blunt than glass. -You can search but they have a very different appearance when a real ones break compared to those who are made of glass. -Unpolished natural crystals has a distinct patterns and roughness at the surface. -They quite sound differently than the “stone sound” of the fake ones. Companies and manufacturing really did a great job at copying what mother nature gave us. It’s really fine with me as long as they state that those are not the legit crystals found on earth rather are lab made, but no. They wont tell you that because you wont buy. What’s worse is that they sell those fake crystals near the price of the ORGINAL ones! I spent a lot of money buying from those shops and believe me they are EVERYWHERE. It is very hard to detect which one is real from which on is not. Please do your research before buying and please buy from respected sellers which sells only legit crystals. Good luck!

[@briciosalguera804]

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[@jesusknowitall1601]

Please l have some gemstones to test

[@TheHighPriestess111]

Omg I didn’t know they making fake crystals 🤦🏾‍♂️ I already bought so many.