Usually, diamonds are graded on a color scale between D-Z, where D is considered as white as possible, whereas Z shows a more yellow-brown tone. Besides this, there are also colored diamonds that we call "Fancy Color Diamond," where the diamonds come in a variety of colors.
These stones are precious and, above all, unusual. The colors can vary, and when it comes to diamonds, it is the rarity that determines the price - the rarer the diamond, the higher the value. Diamonds with only a slight tone of a different color are considered more occasional than the “regular” diamond. The diamonds considered extra rare and valuable are pink, blue, red, and green. We would be happy to assist you in searching for a colored diamond.
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Intensity refers to how strong or vivid the color of a diamond is. It describes the depth and saturation of the primary hue. A diamond’s color can vary from light to deep, depending on its intensity. For instance, a diamond with high intensity will display a rich, vibrant color, while one with low intensity will show a lighter, more subtle shade.
Intensity is an important factor in determining a diamond’s overall appearance and value. The more intense the color, the more striking and valuable the diamond generally is. This aspect helps to assess the diamond’s color quality and contributes to its appeal.
Yellow diamonds are the second most trendy diamond after brown diamonds. Nowadays, they are usually found in jewelry. They are also not as difficult to find as other colored diamonds, making yellow diamonds more affordable than colorless (white diamonds). However, brown diamonds are still more expensive when compared to uncolored diamonds.
Brown diamonds are the most common of the colored diamonds, and it was also the first diamond that was used when humankind began to craft jewelry with colored diamonds. During the Roman empire, brown diamonds were a popular component of jewelry. However, the brown diamonds have struggled during modern times, until the color was marketed with fancy names such as "Champagne" and "Cognac," leading to a more attractive and luxurious feel.
Blue diamonds are unusual. It is common that blue diamonds have a grayish tone making them more saturated in color, compared to blue sapphires. The blue diamond is normally brighter in color but you can find blue diamonds of intense blue, even though they might be rare.
Green diamonds are often bright in color and not so intensely green as it is incredibly unusual that they appear green by themselves. A green diamond often has a gray or brown tinge, and the green color often goes towards a subtle yellow tone. It is also common that the green color is placed on the surface and the diamond rarely has the same green color throughout the stone.
Red diamonds are incredibly rare, and there is only a handful of them worldwide, making them as expensive as rare.
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A diamond is graded by four parameters called the 4C's. Together they determine the look and price of a diamond. Read on to learn more about the 4C's.
Cut
Determine how light is reflected. This is the most critical parameter to have in mind.
Describes the absence or presence of imperfections, their position, size, and origin.