Fancy Color Diamonds

A fancy colored diamond is a natural diamond that has a noticeable body color other than light yellow or brown, with its color being the primary driver of its value. The GIA fancy

A gray diamond is a rare, real natural diamond that gets its unique color from trace elements like hydrogen or boron, or from dense clouds of microscopic inclusions, resulting in a spectrum

So, you’re asking what does a black diamond symbolize? Let me be blunt: it symbolizes a love that is powerful, passionate, and isn’t afraid to break the rules. In a world

Brown diamonds are real, natural diamonds that get their beautiful color—ranging from light champagne to deep cognac—from internal crystal lattice distortions, making them the most affordable and increasingly fashionable of all

A chameleon diamond is an extremely rare type of natural fancy colored diamond that has the unique ability to temporarily change its color when it is gently heated or stored in darkness

Red diamonds are the rarest of all colored diamonds, so exceptionally scarce that fewer than 30 true gem-quality examples are known to exist. Their value, averaging over $1 million per carat, comes

Yes, real green diamonds absolutely exist, but they are among the rarest and most mysterious of all colored diamonds, getting their unique color not from impurities, but from natural, gentle radiation exposure

A natural orange diamond is one of the rarest fancy colored diamonds in the world, getting its fiery hue from a unique clustering of nitrogen atoms during its formation and primarily originating

Yes, purple diamonds absolutely exist, but they are so extraordinarily rare that for most of history, they have been the stuff of legend, treasured by collectors and royalty as one of