Our CAMs have lived locally in the Jacksonville and Orange Park area for many years. We are members of CAI and ACAM and believe that continued education is vital to the success of our industry. The more you learn, the more you will realize that The CAM Team is the best choice for your Community Association Management.
Though the color of Aventurine is most often associated with green, it can also be other colors such as gray, orange, and brown. However, color types other than green are uncommon, and rarely used as gemstones or ornamental material.
In general, the deeper colored stones are the most valuable, including those with reddish tints. Lightly colored yellow Citrine can occur naturally but is rare; the intense yellow form is usually irradiated and given the trade name of Lemon Quartz. Citrine is a very affordable gemstone, and all its color ranges are not expensive. It is most often confused with orange-yellow Topaz, which is very similar in color and body. Topaz is the more valuable gemstone, and dealers often sell Citrine labeled as Topaz. Several false trade names for Citrine are Madeira Topaz, Gold Topaz, and Bahia Topaz.