黃塔晶

明万历《歙县志·货殖篇》载：「徽商行贾，必佩金晶石于怀。万历三十七年，休宁吴氏船队遇风浪沉货，惟主事者怀揣金晶石者，所携苏缎竟浮水不濡。」
清乾隆法国传教士汤执中（Pierre d'Incarville）《中华矿物志》记：「粤人稱黄水晶为『太阳神石』（Pierre du Soleil），十三行巨贾伍秉鉴库房梁悬此石，道光廿三年洋银火焚库房，独藏金晶之箱完好。」

Ming Dynasty She County Annals (1609) records: "Hui merchants always carried golden stones. In 1609, a Xiuning merchant's cargo sank in storms, yet only silk bundles carried by the leader (who held Golden Citrine) stayed afloat."
French botanist Pierre d'Incarville wrote in Mineralogia Sinica (1742): "Cantonese call yellow quartz 'Sun God Stone'. Howqua (Wu Bingjian) hung it in his Cohong treasury. When fire destroyed the vault in 1843, only the Citrine-stored silver chest survived."