NATURAL COLORED DIAMONDS

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fancy Pink Diamond

 PINK DIAMOND
A pink diamond is a natural colored diamond that has a light red body color. They are quite exotic and rare. A naturally occurring diamond that shows a distinctly pink body color is considered a "natural pink fancy" diamond. The term is often used loosely in the trade to describe any light red, light purple or light purplish-red diamond. There are many variations in the intensity or saturation of the color found in the naturally occurring pink diamond, from "pale light pink", to "fancy intense pink".

Natural Pink diamonds are very rare indeed and in larger sizes ( over .50ct) become even rarer. Because of their extreme scarcity pink diamonds have become one of the most concentrated forms of wealth on the planet. A pink diamond that shows strong color with intensity and good clarity can run from $80,000 to $130,000 and up per carat (.05ct to .20ct can run $20,000 per carat example: a .05ct. pink diamond would cost $1000). Paler natural pink diamonds are available for less. An often realistic option is to consider a treated diamond. Many fine natural colored diamonds have an accompanying "diamond origin report" from one of the major international gem laboratories assuring its natural occurring origin or in other words that it is an unadulterated naturally colored diamond.
 

Pear Shaped Blue Diamond

 BLUE DIAMOND
A naturally occurring diamond with a distinctly blue body color is considered a "natural blue fancy" diamond. diamonds that have a blue body color in daylight and incandescent light are rare. It is more common to see diamonds that display some light blue color under daylight, these diamonds are known as having a fluorescent quality.

Natural Blue diamonds are very rare indeed and in larger sizes ( over .50ct) become even rarer. Because of their extreme scarcity blue diamonds have become one of the most concentrated forms of wealth on the planet. A blue diamond that shows strong color with intensity and good clarity can run from $40,000 to $80,000 and up per carat (.05ct to .20ct can run $15,000 per carat example: a .05ct blue diamond would cost $750). Paler natural blue diamonds are available for considerably less. Many fine natural colored diamonds have an accompanying "diamond origin report" from one of the major international gem laboratories assuring its natural occurring origin or in other words that it is an unadulterated naturally colored diamond.

 
YELLOW DIAMOND
A yellow diamond is a natural colored diamond that has a full yellow body color. They are quite exotic and rare. A naturally occurring diamond that shows a distinctly yellow body color is considered a "natural yellow fancy" diamond. There are many variations in the intensity or saturation of the color found in the naturally occurring yellow diamond, from "pale light yellow", to "fancy intense golden yellow".

Some people believe that yellow means poor quality as far as diamonds are concerned, and that the best diamonds are completely colorless. The view demonstrates that a little learning is dangerous. What matters more is personal preference not received dogma. All colors have different psychological effects. Yellow is a high attention color, and can be perceived more quickly than other colors, for this reason it is often used for safety clothing. Yellow is not, for most people, a high preference color, so it is not as popular as other colors for gemstones. Strangely, if you asked most people for a list of their favorite colors, they would list blue, red, green, pink, amongst their favorites. Hardly anybody would list white (alright we know that white is not strictly a color), yet so many people insist that they only wear diamonds, and don't wear coloured stones. We think these people are missing out very badly.
 

 

AN EXOTIC CANARY DIAMOND
 

Fancy Yellow Coloured Diamond

CANARY YELLOW DIAMOND

 

MARMALADE YELLOW DIAMOND

 

Fancy Canary Diamond

CANARY YELLOW DIAMOND

 

Fancy Deep Canary Diamond

DEEP CANARY YELLOW DIAMOND

Fancy Orange Coloured Diamond

ORANGE DIAMOND


ORANGE DIAMOND


The first of the fancy diamond colours to have been produced was orange, and for some time it was the only attractive colour of fancy coloured diamond available. It is possible to produce fancy brown stones, but these are usually not as attractive as other colours. Some orange diamonds are a brownish orange, we try to ensure that any orange stones we select are closer to a pure orange than brown. Orange diamonds look very startling. They are often similar in colour to amber or precious topaz, but are far brighter and more sparkly.

 

Black Diamond

BLACK DIAMOND

Fancy Peridot or Lime Green Diamond

 

GREEN DIAMOND

Champagne or Sherry Coloured Diamond

SHERRY COLORED DIAMOND

 

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Purple Diamond

 

 

 

PURPLE DIAMOND