Citrine Money Tree

$44.99

  • ✓ Taxes included.
  • 🚚 Free Standard Shipping.
  • ⚡ Expedited Shipping via FedEx – $50 USD.

招财 · 财源 — Citrine chips · stone base · 20 cm

More payment optionsVisaMastercardPayPalApple PayGoogle Pay

Description

发财树 — the money tree — is the most literal object in Chinese feng shui: chips of citrine wired into branches, a stone base beneath. It is meant to look like something growing, because that is the whole point.

Key Features

  • Stone: 黄水晶 Citrine
  • Meaning 寓意: 招财 · 财源
  • Element 五行:
  • Placement 方位: 财位
  • Sourced: Donghai, Jiangsu
  • Card subtitle: Citrine chips · stone base · 20 cm

Where it goes — 摆放

财位或收银台、办公桌左上角。忌放卧室。

Ba Zhai Ming Jing (八宅明镜) sorts every direction of a house into four lucky stars and four unlucky ones. Lucky directions want height and movement; unlucky ones want weight and stillness. The printed guide that ships with our sets walks through it — or read the full guide.


Product Details

  • Stone: 黄水晶 Citrine
  • Card subtitle: Citrine chips · stone base · 20 cm
  • Treatments: none — and if that ever changes, it is stated on the card
  • Origin: Donghai, Jiangsu
  • Packed with: a bilingual card giving the meaning, element and placement for this piece

Our Guarantee

  • Source logged — district, date and weight recorded by us, not copied from a wholesaler’s spreadsheet.
  • Filmed at the source — your exact piece is photographed and filmed before it leaves the workshop.
  • Treatments stated — dyed, heated, stabilised or lab-grown, it says so on the card.
  • 30-day returns — no questions asked, as long as it comes back as it went out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will chips fall off?

A: A few may loosen in transit. They can be pressed back; we include spares.

Q: Height?

A: About 20 cm including the base.


What we claim and what we don’t. The meanings above come from the Chinese tradition and the classical feng shui texts — a cultural reading, not a medical or financial promise. We sell stones and a way of placing them. We don’t sell cures, and we don’t guarantee outcomes.