Yellow Citrine Crystal Bonsai Landscape Ornament
Item details
- Color pattern
- Yellow
- Decoration material
- Ceramic
- Finish
- Gloss
- Material
- Ceramic and Stone
- Elongated hexagonal quartz points with faceted pyramidal tips
- Vitreous, glassy faces that catch light along prism edges
- Interlocking citrine cluster with sharp, reflective terminations
Type: Crystal bonsai landscape ornament
Dimensions / Size: 5.1 in (13 cm) diameter bowl
Weight: slender point approx. 88.5 g; large rough citrine mass 290.3 g
Materials: yellow citrine points, clear citrine points, citrine cluster, golden Himalayan crystal pieces, milky-white quartz, ceramic pedestal bowl
Finish / color: honey-yellow, amber and smoky-gold with pale champagne and frosted milky-white accents
The arrangement sits as a tabletop piece on a shelf, desk or side table, and it pairs well with other mineral specimens. The bowl is roughly the span of an open hand, and the main cluster rests within the cupped palm.
Home decor accent
Mineral and crystal collection display
Interior ornamentation
Desk or shelf styling
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Keep away from water, moisture and household cleaners.
Handle by the bowl base and store padded to avoid knocks.
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A closer look
This crystal bonsai landscape ornament is composed of several natural crystal specimens arranged as a decorative mineral display. The main structural elements are yellow citrine crystal points, Lemurian-style clear citrine crystal points, a yellow citrine crystal cluster, and Tibetan golden Himalayan crystal pieces. The arrangement is set into a ceramic elevated bowl (pedestal bowl) with a diameter of 13 centimeters, giving the piece a compact tabletop scale suitable for home decor, interior ornamentation, or mineral and crystal collection display.
The individual crystal points exhibit the classic hexagonal quartz habit, with elongated prismatic bodies terminating in faceted pyramidal tips. Surfaces show a vitreous, glassy luster, with flat, polished-looking faces that catch highlights along the prism edges and reveal fine internal fractures and veils. Color ranges from nearly colorless and transparent at the tips to smoky brownish-gold and saturated honey-yellow tones deeper in the bodies. One specimen measures approximately 88.5 grams on the weighing scale, appearing as a slender, elongated transparent to smoky-gold point with parallel growth striations along the prism faces, subtle internal cloudiness, and a lightly golden cast concentrated near the termination.
The largest component is a substantial rough crystal mass of rich golden-yellow citrine with a saturated amber to honey hue, translucent at its faceted edges and grading into a paler, opaque whitish-gray, textured base. This heavy specimen weighs 290.3 grams on the scale and displays broad, naturally formed crystal faces with internal fracture planes, faint surface veining, and a slight waxy-to-vitreous sheen across the yellow zones. When viewed in the hand, the stone's large size relative to the palm, sharp crystal geometry, and translucent golden glow under ambient light are its most striking features.
The yellow citrine crystal cluster consists of multiple interlocking transparent to pale-yellow points growing together in a natural aggregate, each tip sharp and faceted, with the bodies showing a soft champagne-gold transparency and internal reflective fissures. The cluster fits within the cupped palm, indicating a hand-sized scale, and its many-sided geometry creates varied light refraction across the grouped terminations. A smaller, roughly cleaved quartz piece with a milky-white, frosted surface and matte-to-subvitreous texture also accompanies the display, contrasting with the polished, glassy clarity of the citrine points.
In the completed landscape composition, the ceramic elevated bowl — 13 centimeters in diameter — holds the arrangement, with a