Colored diamonds

Within the family of natural fancy colored diamonds, there are 12 main primary colors and over 230 secondary colors. What color combinations are found, which secondary colors appear with which primary colors? These are all good questions which are answered in this amazing chart of color diamond color combinations.

How are colored diamonds made? What is the cause of each color? Which color is a result of natural radiation? These questions and more answered

Diamond Shapes Cushion Cut: A square or rectangular cut with rounded corners and 58 brilliant style facets that resembles a pillow shape. Older antique cushions return light in blocky patterns while newer cuts return light in needle-like patterns. Half-Moon :...

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Pink diamonds, unlike 1 carat round colorless diamonds, are truly rare. In fact, pink is one of the rarest colors. Only red diamonds and blue diamonds are rarer. Given the rarity, pink diamonds are not for the tight budgets but … Continue reading →

Blue diamond's can appear as a Faint Blue, Very Light Blue, Light Blue, Fancy Light Blue, Fancy Blue, Fancy Deep Blue, and Fancy Vivid Blue. In the event of a secondary hue, a Fancy Dark intensity is also possible.

High-quality pink diamonds command extremely high prices, second only to red diamonds – the rarest of all fancy colors.

The Jubilee Ruby, a 15.99 carat gem set in a unique Verdura gold and diamond setting, will go on auction by Christie's on April 20 in New York City.

Natural blue diamonds are extremely rare and command prices to match, placing blue diamond engagement rings at the very pinnacle of luxury.