The Citrine Circle

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🌟 Online Specialist Crystal Shop since 2017:
www.thecitrinecircle.com
🌟 Crystal, Coffee & Gift Shop in Lancashire, open Wed - Sat
🌟 Sales Group: www.facebook.com/groups/theccshowroom
🌟 Award Winning free crystal app: A Guide To Crystals - The CC

It's that time of year again - Emma's birthday sale! Grab yourself 20% off all crystals, fossils, jewellery & cabs from ...
08/06/2026

It's that time of year again - Emma's birthday sale! Grab yourself 20% off all crystals, fossils, jewellery & cabs from now through to midnight UK time on Tuesday 9th June! The discount will be applied automatically when you add the items to your cart, it will not show beforehand.

Other website items such as homewares, incense, oils, bath products etc are not included in the sale. You can include them in your order as normal, but they will not be discounted. Crystal sets and box sets are not included in the sale.

This sale will ONLY apply to orders made on normal website listings during this period, it does not apply to in store purchases, custom invoices, part payments, Sunday Specials, social media claims, live sale items or any other special offers. This discount cannot be combined with other money off loyalty vouchers, but the HOLDORDER code for international hold boxes can still be used.

It's been another absolutely lovely day in the shop! Thankyou so much to everyone who's come in and seen us, whether you...
06/06/2026

It's been another absolutely lovely day in the shop! Thankyou so much to everyone who's come in and seen us, whether you just popped in for a brew, or came to treat yourself to a little retail therapy, we're forever grateful for everyone's ongoing support 🥰✨

Holding off on launching the summer menu as the sunshine seems to have disappeared 😂 so, hot chocolates today anyone?! 🤣...
06/06/2026

Holding off on launching the summer menu as the sunshine seems to have disappeared 😂 so, hot chocolates today anyone?! 🤣
Open 10 - 4 ✨

We have some wonderfully iridescent and rainbowy goodies lined up for tonight's website update. From wonderful Turgite s...
05/06/2026

We have some wonderfully iridescent and rainbowy goodies lined up for tonight's website update. From wonderful Turgite specimens from Spain to beautiful Indian Rainbow Moonstone facets to lovely red iridescent Ammonite fossils from Madagascar. Find these and much more in the New Arrivals section of the website tonight at 8.30pm ✨

🦴 Fossil Friday: Plesiosaur 🌊This week we’re diving back into ancient oceans to meet one of the most famous marine repti...
05/06/2026

🦴 Fossil Friday: Plesiosaur 🌊

This week we’re diving back into ancient oceans to meet one of the most famous marine reptiles of them all... Plesiosaur.

With its long neck, broad body, and four powerful flippers, Plesiosaurs looked unlike anything alive today (that we know of!). They lived through much of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, cruising seas that covered huge parts of the world while dinosaurs ruled the land above.

Despite often being called “swimming dinosaurs,” like the Mosasaurs, Plesiosaurs weren't actually true dinosaurs. They were a separate group of marine reptiles, specially adapted for life in the water.

Those four flippers worked a little like underwater wings, helping them glide and manoeuvre with surprising grace. Their long necks may have helped them sneak up on fish and squid, striking quickly with jaws full of sharp curving teeth.

Plesiosaur fossils have been found all over the world, including here in the UK, where some spectacular discoveries helped shape the early days of palaeontology. Famous fossil hunter Mary Anning uncovered important specimens along the Dorset coast, helping introduce these strange creatures to science and our imagination.

With that long neck and mysterious appearance, it’s easy to see why Plesiosaurs are often linked to legends like the Loch Ness Monster. Sadly for Nessie fans, the timeline is slightly off by about 66 million years, but it's a fair comparison!

✨ Fun fact: Evidence shows that Plesiosaurs may likely have given birth to live young in the water, rather than hauling themselves onto land to lay eggs.

Happy Friday all! Come and join us for the live preview at 12:30pm today to see all the new beauties that will be upload...
05/06/2026

Happy Friday all! Come and join us for the live preview at 12:30pm today to see all the new beauties that will be uploaded tonight at 8:30pm 🥰

Coming up in tomorrow's update we have some sweet Fairy Finger Quartz from South Africa ✨ Find these and more over in th...
04/06/2026

Coming up in tomorrow's update we have some sweet Fairy Finger Quartz from South Africa ✨
Find these and more over in the New Arrivals section of the website tomorrow at 8.30pm ✨

We have so many wonderful treasures available in our shop in Colne ✨From crystals, to luxury bath and body care, a selec...
04/06/2026

We have so many wonderful treasures available in our shop in Colne ✨

From crystals, to luxury bath and body care, a selection of homewares and jewellery. We also have a range of tempting drinks and treats in our cafe ✨

We are open Weds through til Saturday - 10am until 4pm ✨

Just added these beautiful Satin Spar Star bowls to the website! Perfect for storing tumbles, small crystals & jewellery...
04/06/2026

Just added these beautiful Satin Spar Star bowls to the website! Perfect for storing tumbles, small crystals & jewellery 🥰

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Former Methodist Church, Dickson Street
Nelson
BB89LU

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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