1.34 ct Fancy Yellow Color VS2 Clarity Cushion Modified Diamond

The popularity and price of fancy colored diamonds have been on the rise globally, driven by Asian investors. From 2006 to 2014, fancy colored diamonds (pink, yellow, and blue diamonds) experienced an average total appreciation of 154.7%, according to the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF), a non-profit colored diamond index that was established last year.

The color green does not come to mind when thinking of diamonds; however, green diamonds are one of the rarest diamonds to exist in the world. They are somewhat tricky to come across, with almost all of them found in South American mines, among a few exceptions found in Africa. Green diamonds are often underestimated

Contrary to popular belief, colored diamonds are made just like the usual diamonds except that there is the presence of certain gases that result in them having different colors. Here we will discuss how all these various colored diamonds get their colors from. The Blue diamond gets its color from two different processes. In the