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What Is Citrine?
First, let’s revisit the star of the month, citrine! This gemstone shows off a warm golden hue, ranging from pale yellow to a rich, autumnal brown-orange. The stunning colors come from traces of iron within quartz, giving citrine its signature glow!
Citrine Meaning & Symbolism
The name “citrine” comes from the French word "citrin," meaning “lemon” - a fitting nod to its sweet, citrusy color! Beyond its beauty, citrine is known for bringing positive energy, confidence, and rejuvenation. It’s thought to be a stone of success and motivation, perfect for those looking to reach new milestones! Wearing citrine isn’t just about style; it’s a reminder to stay focused on your dreams!
What Is Chrysanthemum?
Now, on to chrysanthemums! Known affectionately as "mums”, these flowers began as golden blooms but have since evolved into a rainbow of colors like yellow, white, purple, pink, orange, and red! Each color holds unique symbolism: white for purity, red for love, and yellow for a wounded heart. No wonder this flower has captivated people for centuries!
Chrysanthemum Meaning and Symbolism
Chrysanthemums are part of the daisy family, and their name comes from Greek words meaning “gold” (chrysos) and “flower” (anthemum)! They symbolize loyalty, joy, and friendship - a beautiful sentiment to honor November birthdays! Fun fact: chrysanthemums are the national flower of Japan, and the official flower of our sweet home Chicago!
We hope you enjoyed learning about November’s birthstone and birth flower as much as we enjoyed sharing! Be sure to follow us on our socials, visit our website, and subscribe to our newsletter for all the latest at Love & Promise. Happy Birthday, November Rosettes!
