Citrine
Meaning of Citrine
Citrine (pronounced SIH-treen) traces its roots to the golden quartz gemstone, its name traveling from the Latin citrina for “lemon” through French. This luminous stone has long symbolized sunshine, clarity, creativity and prosperity, making Citrine an enchanting choice that feels as warm as a morning breeze. Bestowed on a daughter, the name evokes a spark of optimism—a gentle reminder to shine brighter even on overcast days. While it remains a rare find among newborns in the United States, that very exclusivity grants Citrine a unique shimmer, promising a story that’s as inspiring as it is radiant. For parents drawn to gemstone charm and light-hearted sparkle, Citrine offers a heartwarming name with a built-in burst of joy.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as SIH-treen (/sɪˈtriːn/)
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