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Citrine is sometimes confused with TOPAZ, which is much more precious and expensive. Be wary of stones called 'topaz quartz', or 'citrine topaz', or the like, because they signal the fact that the less costly citrine is being passed off as something more valuable.Most rose quartz is found in the c6res of pegmatites. It is nearly always found in massive or lump form - crystals are extremely rare and so far have only been discovered in Minas Gerais, southeast Brazil. This is puzzling because quartz generally is known for its abundant crystals. The cause of rose quartz's pink tint is thought to be due to tiny Art Deco rose quartz, impurities of manganese, titanium or iron. Care must be taken, because it is heat sensitive and can fade to grey with prolonged exposure to air or sunlight. Like other forms of quartz, rose quartz is prone to inclusions. RUTILE needles can create asterism, but even here rose quartz is unlike other gems. While most asterisms appear when light is shone on a stone, with rose quartz the asterism is only visible when light is viewed through the stone. Most rose quartz is too cloudy to be faceted and instead is cut as a cabochon. Transparent specimens, which are so pale as to be almost colourless, are very rare and valuable. In addition to its use in jewellery, rose quartz is easily carved into a wide range of ornaments. When purchasing rose quartz, be aware that pale specimens are sometimes dyed to create a more vivid colour. While most rose quartz is mined in Minas Gerais, especially Araguai, the best quality 'stones Samiresy, Antsirabe, central Madagascar. Other sources include Vama, Nuristan, northeast Afghanistan; Quadeville, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada; and the Bavarian Forest of southern Germany. Major US sites include Fremont County, Colorado; Oxford County, Connecticut; and Grafton, New Hampshire.