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    What else could a yellow stone be?
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    It could be citrine, but it could be opal or amber.
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    There are yellow sapphires for sale on Amazon.in. I have purchased 7.25 ct for $22, will it be fake?
    Jamegueni
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    Definitely fake, a real sapphire would be worth around $2000 for 1.08 ct.
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    What is the value of a yellow sapphire?
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    Depending on the size of the sapphire the value varies, but a 0.58 ct is worth $1,000.00.
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    Is a genuine yellow sapphire usually transparent or semi-transparent?
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    A genuine yellow sapphire is typically transparent or semi-transparent, allowing light to pass through and reveal its natural color clearly. If it appears completely opaque or cloudy, it may not be genuine or be of good quality. Choose stones that shine with clarity to ensure you have a real, valuable yellow sapphire.
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