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The Guide for Green Diamond Table of Contents Origin of Green Diamond Extraction of Diamonds Natural Green Diamond Formation Types of Natural Green Diamond Green Synthetic Diamond Formation Treated Green Diamond Green Diamond Intensity Level Sorting Bases of Green Diamond Cut Color (Tone, Hue, Saturation) Clarity Carat Value of Green Diamond Effect of secondary modifiers

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

In recent years, the jewelry market has witnessed a seismic shift with the rise of lab-grown diamonds, which promise a more affordable and ethically sourced alternative to their natural counterparts. However, despite the allure of innovation and sustainability, many consumers remain steadfast in their preference for natural diamonds. This article delves into the enduring appeal