Fancy Brown
By Nirali Thakkar
Fancy Brown Fancy brown diamonds offer a distinctive and elegant alternative to the classic white diamond. The rich brown color is a result of changes in the diamond’s molecular structure. Light brown diamonds are often referred to as champagne diamonds, while those with hues of orange are known as cognac diamonds. Brown diamonds are an
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Fancy Orange
By Nirali Thakkar
Fancy Orange Fancy orange diamonds are a unique and captivating choice for any diamond collection. These diamonds often contain overtones and hues of brown, yellow, or pink. They are mostly sourced from the Argyle Mine in Australia or South Africa. Orange diamonds are typically graded as follows: Fancy Orange Fancy Intense Orange Fancy Vivid Orange
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Fancy Blue
By Nirali Thakkar
Fancy Blue Fancy blue diamonds are among the rarest and most valuable colored diamonds. Their colors range from light blue to dark blue, with the following gradations: Faint Blue Very Light Blue Light Blue Fancy Light Blue Fancy Blue Fancy Intense Blue Fancy Dark Blue Fancy Deep Blue Fancy Vivid Blue Some blue diamonds may
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Fancy Green
By Nirali Thakkar
Fancy Green Fancy green diamonds are the second rarest fancy color diamonds, surpassed only by red diamonds. Due to the combination of blue and yellow, green diamonds often range from blue-green to yellow-green, with some even displaying hints of grey or brown. Pure green diamonds, which exhibit no traces of other colors, are incredibly rare
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Fancy Pink
By Nirali Thakkar
Fancy Pink Pink diamonds are among the most alluring and valuable fancy diamonds available. Their extreme rarity makes them highly sought after, with a range of hues that include: Very Light Pink Light Pink Fancy Light Pink Fancy Pink Fancy Intense Pink Fancy Vivid Pink Fancy Deep Pink Unlike other fancy color diamonds, the exact
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Fancy Yellow
By Nirali Thakkar
Fancy Yellow Yellow diamonds, also known as canary diamonds, are the most well-known among fancy diamonds. Unlike many white diamonds that appear yellow and are listed on the far end (Y-Z) of the standard diamond color scale, true fancy yellow diamonds are distinct and not categorized with these near-colorless diamonds. A diamond is considered fancy
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Color & Intensity
By Nirali Thakkar
Color & Intensity When determining the quality and value of a fancy color diamond, three main criteria are considered: 1. Primary Color: The diamond’s main color (e.g., pink). 2. Secondary Color: Any addiƟonal hues present in the diamond (e.g., purplish). 3. Color Intensity: The strength of the diamond’s color (e.g., fancy, fancy intense, fancy vivid).
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