A two-stone take on the handmade Feng Shui crystal tree: warm golden Citrine chips and violet Amethyst chips share the branches of one tree, set on a raw Clear Quartz cluster base. Shaped by hand, so every tree is a little different — yours may vary slightly in color, shape, and spacing.
Stone by Stone
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Citrine — warm golden-yellow to light-orange translucent chips, glowing in the light. In Feng Shui and crystal folklore, citrine is often associated with warmth and abundance, and it is a classic crystal for desks and display shelves.
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Amethyst — light-purple to deep-violet translucent chips with natural inclusions and icy crackle, the main body of the piece.
Clear Quartz Cluster Base
The trunk grows out of a natural Clear Quartz cluster: white points grown together as one piece, their original crystal shape left untouched.
Hand-Twisted Copper Wire Trunk
The trunk and branches are hand-twisted from reddish copper wire, fixing each chip in place as a leaf. The wire shape is adjustable — gently bend the branches to set your tree exactly how you like it.
Details
- Approx. 5 inches (12.7 cm) tall, sized for a desk, shelf, or tabletop
- Materials: natural Citrine chips, natural Amethyst chips, raw Clear Quartz cluster base, red copper wire
- Natural stones vary in color, texture, and shape — that is part of each piece's character
Choosing Your Tree
This is the two-stone mixed version of the Fortune-Ward 5-inch crystal tree. If you prefer a single stone, the Citrine Crystal Tree and the Amethyst Crystal Tree each feature one chip color; the 7 Chakra Crystal Tree carries the full seven-color crystal set. All four are the same hand-twisted copper wire style on a raw Clear Quartz cluster base.
A Keepsake Gift
Sent to a friend for a housewarming or birthday, or set beside your monitor, this little tree reads as a cheerful mixed-crystal accent from morning to night. Feng Shui and tradition-inspired decor like this is often chosen to wish someone well, and it makes a thoughtful gift for crystal and Feng Shui enthusiasts alike.
Note: As with the traditional tree-of-fortune imagery it draws on, this is a decorative keepsake and does not guarantee wealth, luck, calm, or any specific outcome.