Citrine is the most popular yellow gemstone in the world and it is as equally revered for its strong spiritual powers as its good looks.
Citrine Colors
The name citrine comes from the old French and Latin terms for lemon and with its color ranging from light yellow to mustard it is easy to see why.
Yellow is considered an uplifting and optimistic color and this could explain why citrine has become such a much-loved gemstone in the world today.
Read more about gemstones colors here
Citrine Sale Price
The most important factor in determining the price of citrine is its color. Strong yellow to earthy-orange browns with a consistently even tone throughout lead to the highest sales prices.
The most expensive citrine is the deep red-orange tones often referred to as Madeira or Fire Citrine although even then it is still a very reasonably priced gemstone. Buy Citrine from a trusted seller only since there are many lab created ones available.
Of course with color comes clarity, cut and carat size and they all add to the value of a citrine gemstone.
All of our loose cirine gems come with a free gemstone report which imcludes all gemstones details and a colored image of the gemstone sold.
Citrine Carat Weight
Citrine is readily available in carat weights up to 20 carats and more so does not rapidly increase in cost per carat as they get bigger.
citrine's price is really all to do with the color - lighter citrine will be between $4 and $15 per carat for stones less than 10 carats in weight and could rise to a maximum of $25 per carat for some really big gems.
The premium, deeply colored gemstones can reach perhaps $40 per carat if the colors are very intense and the size is significant.
Where is Citrine found?
Citrine is found in Brazil, Bolivia and Uruguay in South America as well as Madagascar, Russia and the US.
What jewelry is Citrine suitable for?
Citrine is rated at 7 on Mohs hardness scale, like all quartzes, which makes it durable enough for all jewelry items including daily wear pieces like rings.
Citrine is a readily available gemstone that can often be found in large carat sizes. This has meant cutters and designers love to experiment with interesting shapes and cuts.
These big sizes and curious shapes can be used in exciting eye-catching jewelry items.
Birthstones and Anniversaries
Citrine is the official birthstone for November so can make a great gift for someone who has a birthday in that month.
Citrine is the traditional gemstone to celebrate the 13th wedding anniversary.
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- Consider the color saturation of the citrine gemstone; it should be vibrant yet natural.
- Check for clarity and absence of inclusions visible to the naked eye in the citrine gem.
- Assess the cut quality of the citrine gemstones, which affects their brilliance and sparkle.
- Understand the origin of the citrine gemstones, as it can influence their value and appeal.
- Verify the authenticity of citrine gemstones with a reputable gemological certificate.
- Research the market prices for citrine gems to ensure you pay a fair price.
- Examine the carat weight of the citrine gemstone, as size impacts cost and suitability for settings.
- Look for any treatments or enhancements on citrine gemstones, which could affect their longevity and value.
- Choose a reputable dealer or jeweler when purchasing citrine gems to ensure quality and ethical sourcing.
- Ensure the citrine gemstone has a symmetrical and proportionate shape that enhances its appearance.
- Ask about the return and warranty policies when buying citrine gemstones.
- Check for matching citrine gems if considering them for earrings or multi-stone settings.
- Consider the setting type that will best showcase and protect the citrine gemstone in jewelry.
- Ensure that the citrine gemstone has a smooth polish with no scratches or abrasions.
- Consider the intensity and evenness of the color throughout the citrine gem.
- Ask about the maintenance and care required to keep citrine gemstones looking their best.
- Be aware of the citrine gem's sensitivity to heat and light, which may affect its longevity.
- Consider the ethical implications of your purchase, such as the mining conditions of citrine gemstones.
- Check for any potential resale value or historical significance of the citrine gems.
- Look for unique or unusual cuts that may add distinctiveness to your citrine gemstone.
- Evaluate the gemstone’s suitability for everyday wear if it is intended for a frequently used piece.
- Consider if the citrine gemstone complements the intended wearer’s style and color preferences.
- Understand the terms of any financing options when purchasing expensive citrine gems.
- Inspect the citrine gemstone under different lighting conditions to check for consistency in appearance.
- Consider the impact of the citrine gemstone's cut on its overall weight and appearance.
- Compare citrine gems from different suppliers to find the best combination of quality and price.
- Ensure the citrine gemstone is free of cracks that could affect its durability and appearance.
- Seek second opinions or appraisals for high-value citrine gemstones.
- Ask the jeweler about the possibility of future upgrades or trade-ins for the citrine gem.
- Understand how the citrine gemstone's dimensions will influence the design of the jewelry piece.
- Consider the potential investment value of rare or high-quality citrine gemstones.
- Be mindful of the citrine gem's proportions and how they affect its appearance in a setting.
- Research the historical and cultural significance of citrine gems, which may add to their allure.
- Consider how the shape of the citrine gemstone influences its use in specific designs.
- Understand the difference between natural and synthetic citrine gemstones.
- Check the compatibility of the citrine gemstone with other stones in multi-stone settings.
- Consider the potential for customizing a unique piece with the citrine gem.
- Ensure the citrine gemstone meets any specific personal or cultural preferences.
- Check if the citrine gems have any historical or collector's value that may affect their price.
- Understand any legal implications or restrictions on the sale or export of citrine gemstones.
- Ask about the ecological impact of mining for citrine gems and consider eco-friendly alternatives.
- Ensure that the hue of the citrine gemstone is consistent with what is typically expected from genuine citrine.
- Assess the impact of the citrine gemstone's size on the design and balance of the jewelry piece.
- Understand the role of citrine gemstones in astrological or healing practices, if relevant.
- Check the craftsmanship of the setting if the citrine gemstone is already incorporated in jewelry.
- Consider whether the citrine gemstone has been cut to maximize light reflection and refraction.
- Evaluate the overall aesthetics of the citrine gemstone and whether it meets your personal tastes.
- Ask about any possible allergic reactions to metals used in citrine gemstone jewelry settings.
