Citrine

Question

What color is Citrine?

Godzilla statue is standing on a bridge over a river at sunset with a bridge in the background

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Yellow ball with many different colored jewels on it's surface

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Painting of a dragon with many colors on it's head and tail

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Group of yellow flowers with green leaves in the background

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Sunset over a body of water with a small island in the middle of it and a few smaller islands in the middle

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Man wearing headphones and glasses in a room with a clock and a bar in the background with a neon light

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Cake with a few layers and berries on top of it on a table with a glass of champagne

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Example of the palette with the Citrine color

Picture with primary colors of Citrine, Raw umber, Corn, Dark lava and Zinnwaldite

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Citrine56%

Raw umber30%

Corn

Dark lava

Zinnwaldite

Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...

NCS (Natural Color System)

NCS S 1060-G90Y

NCS S 3560-Y20R

NCS S 0550-G80Y

NCS S 7005-Y80R

NCS S 8010-Y30R

PANTONE

PANTONE 7758

PANTONE 7512

PANTONE 101

PANTONE 7554

PANTONE 419

RAL Classic

RAL 1021

RAL 1027

RAL 1016

RAL 8014

RAL 8022

RAL Design

RAL 085 80 85

RAL 075 50 58

RAL 095 90 59

RAL 050 20 10

RAL 000 15 00

RAL Effect

RAL 270-4

RAL 360-5

RAL 260-3

RAL 330-6

RAL 790-5

Answer 1

Citrine is a beautiful color that is named after a type of quartz gemstone.
It is a medium deep shade of golden yellow that can sometimes have hints of green, brown, or orange.
Citrine is rare in nature and most of the citrine gems on the market are actually heat-treated amethysts.
Citrine is the birthstone for November and the gem for the thirteenth anniversary.
It is also one of the most popular and affordable yellow-to-orange gems.