Aquests dies les nostres taules llueixen amb les pedres precioses grogues com el citrí, el safir groc o el diamant groc. Et convidem a saber-ne més i a meravellar-te d'aquestes gemmes que irradien la llum càlida de la tardor.

Autumn is one of our favorite seasons. We marvel when nature is covered in warm and comforting colors, such as yellow, gold and amber; when the days become milder and the leaves of the trees transform into yellowish hues that evoke peace and nostalgia.

Just as gold leaf fills parks and squares, on our jewelry tables we have our own particular treasures of nature: these days yellow gemstones like citrine, yellow diamond and yellow sapphire they attract our attention above the others.

Today we will talk to you about the characteristics of these natural yellow gemstones that reflect radiantly like autumn light.

The yellow sapphire: the essence of the new season in a jewel

The yellow sapphire is considered one of the most valuable gems after the blue sapphire. Yellow sapphire is formed with the presence of iron in its composition, which gives it this unique tone that varies from subtle yellowish shades to intense tones.

Yellow sapphire has been a prized stone for centuries in many cultures, especially in India, where it is considered a sacred stone. Hindus believed that yellow sapphire could attract wealth and good fortune, and was often worn in rituals to invoke protection and prosperity. Yellow sapphire is also believed to bring mental clarity and promote wisdom.

The yellow diamond: timeless elegance and radiance

The yellow diamond is one of the most exquisite and rare gemstones that we can find. Its distinctive color is caused by the presence of nitrogen during the formation process. Yellow diamonds can vary from pale yellow to deep, intense tones, the latter are called "Fancy Vivid" and are very valuable.

The yellow diamond, the king of unique engagement stones

While white diamonds are the most traditional to crown engagement rings, yellow diamonds are gaining popularity among those who want a unique and extravagant ring. Celebrities like Heidi Klum and Carrie Underwood have worn yellow diamonds in their engagement rings. At Roosik&Co, Jordi has worked on the solitary Pure Yellow , had you seen it?

We will also tell you that one of the most famous diamonds in the world is the Florentine Diamond, a historic yellow diamond that weighed 137.27 carats, but was lost during the First World War.

Citrine: the ray of eternal sunshine

Citrine is a precious stone that belongs to the quartz family – which also includes rose quartz, smoky quartz, green amethyst and purple amethyst – and is known for its brightness and positive energy . Their color varies from pale yellows to deeper, orange tones.

Citrine: the stone of merchants

An interesting fact about citrine is that in ancient times it was known as the "merchant's stone". Merchants were said to wear this stone to attract prosperity and success in business. Even today, citrine is considered a stone of good luck, especially in financial matters.

Yellow Gemstones: Radiant Symbology

Yellow is a color full of meaning and has been interpreted in different ways throughout history and in various cultures . In the world of gemstones and jewelry, yellow is associated with powerful and positive concepts:

• Happiness and optimism. Yellow is known as the color of the sun, and is associated with energy, light and joy. It is a color that radiates positivity, stimulates the mind and improves mood. People who wear yellow gemstones often do so to attract positive vibes and a sense of well-being.
• Sun symbology. In many cultures, yellow represents the sun, source of light and life. It is a color that relates to power, divinity and abundance. Yellow gemstones such as sapphire or citrine are often associated with sunlight, representing vitality and renewal.
• Prosperity and wealth. In addition to being associated with happiness, yellow is also associated with gold, a symbol of wealth, power and success. Many ancient cultures revered yellow as the color of abundance. Because of this, stones such as yellow diamond or citrine are often used to attract prosperity.
• Creativity and inspiration. Yellow is also linked to mental activity and creativity. It is a color that stimulates the mind, it is said to promote clarity of thought and new ideas. Yellow stones are often used in jewelry to inspire and give confidence to those looking to express their creativity or make key decisions.

Why are gemstones yellow?

The yellow in precious stones is produced by the presence of different chemical elements during their formation. In the case of yellow sapphire and citrine , iron is the element responsible for this warm tone. And in the case of the yellow diamond , it is due to the presence of nitrogen, the more nitrogen it contains, the more yellow the diamond will be.

Get inspired by yellow stones

Wearing a piece of jewelry with a yellow gemstone is like always carrying with you some of the warm and comforting energy of this season. Come to Roosik&Co, you can see the yellow stones live – they are even more beautiful live – and we will answer all your questions. In addition, Jordi Rosich is a gemologist, you will love to know more about these gems thanks to his expert knowledge.

Request an appointment here or contact us.

See you soon!

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