–Informative–

Occurs in the oxidized zone of lead and molybdenum deposits
Ordinarily crystallizes as thin, beveled, square plates that have a resinous to adamantine luster, and they are yellow to orange in color.

Fine natural crystals have been found in the Czech Republic, Mexico, the US, Austria, Germany, and Australia.

–Interesting–

Originally named “plumbum spatosum flavo-rubrum, ex Annaberg, Austria” in 1772. It was later renamed after Jesuit botanist, alpinist, and mineralogist Franz Xavier von Wulfen in 1845.

It typically has a transparent or translucent, honey-yellow, orange, or red appearance, which is thought to be caused by the presence of extrinsic impurities.

Laboratories have synthesized wulfenite through pulled and flux methods for industrial applications and have even produced faceted specimens.

–Metaphysical–

***Due to the lead content in this crystal, handle it with care and DO NOT use wulfenite for crystal elixirs.***

It can assist you in acknowledging that for every positive emotion you have, there also exists a negative or shadow emotion by encouraging you to accept and express these feelings in a healthy manner.

Can help you to acknowledge, accept, and express positive and negative emotions in a healthy manner.

Wulfenite can encourage creative expression and help one to accept the effort required and the risk of standing out from others.

–Sources–

https://www.britannica.com/science/wulfenite
https://www.mindat.org/min-4322.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wulfenite
https://www.healingwithcrystals.net.au/wulfenite.html