What are color diamonds?

Color diamonds are rare gemstones. For every color diamond found, there are at least 10,000 colorless diamonds. The more intense the color, the more desirable the diamond.

Why have color diamonds become popular?

Color diamonds are the hardest gemstones, reflecting light brilliantly. Their rarity and unique style make them increasingly favored in jewelry.

How do diamonds get their color?

Diamonds can be found in various colors due to unique structures or chemical compositions. The stronger the color, the rarer and more valuable the diamond.

How rare are natural fancy color diamonds?

To produce one carat of rough gem-quality diamond, over 250 tons of ore must be processed. Only one in 10,000 diamonds has a fancy color.

How important is the color of a diamond?

The color, or combination of colors, significantly contributes to a diamond's value due to the rarity of certain colors.

What is color diamond intensity?

Color diamonds are graded based on intensity, from faint to intense. Different colors have varying levels of intensity.

What are the primary diamond colors?

Diamond colors include pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, violet, brown, gray, black, and white, with some known as chameleon diamonds.

What are yellow diamonds?

Yellow diamonds derive their color from nitrogen in their carbon structure. Higher concentrations are categorized as fancy colored diamonds.

What are blue diamonds?

Blue diamonds get their color from boron incorporated into their carbon structure and are rare due to the scarcity of boron in the Earth's crust.

What are pink diamonds?

Pink diamonds' color origin is a mystery, believed to be from disturbances in the diamond’s structure during growth.

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