What gemstones are yellow or orange?

Topaz looks orange, but then Citrine looks more orange than it. I guess Amber is even more orange, so then Topaz is yellow?

Isn't there a natural yellow sapphire? I know most people think of them as blue but yellow is quite common too.

Amber

Amber
Citrine
Topaz
Yellow Sapphire
Padparadscha Sapphire
some Carnelian can be orange-ish

Quartz can be an absurd amount of colors, including yellow and orange, though it's not really "precious"

Mandarin Garnet and Orange Sapphire are really pretty. And my mother love Fire Opal. As a baby, we loved when my niece (her first granddaughter) would say "Opalo de Fuego" in that little kid voice.

All of them!

Jk, but it's rarer to find pure pretty much anything (unless there's a lot of one kind of gem around a specific area that you happen to be in, in which case it's still rare to find anything else in an abundant pure form) but composite minerals/gems/etc can be just about any color. Diffused red impurities or sulfurs can create a yellow hue. The browns I think (from dirt, rust, minute imperfections, etc) make yellow an incredibly common color here, as opposed to lots of blue or even bright red or true red. For the real thing though?

Idk

Sounds radioactive lol

(like emerald is famously green, and gold is famously yellowish, amber is famously amber, Tiger's eye has a nice yellow/red/gold thing, going on for it, Diamond can create a beautiful yellow/blue light by its prism effect on light, etc)

Anyway

Something broken about yellow in nature?

How about a metallic gem? Tungsten and titanium come to mind, just as like a who knows what's possible, or already out there