2.20 ct Fancy Yellow Color SI2 Clarity Oval Diamond

Colored diamonds are very rare and expensive than regular diamonds. As the name indicates, a chameleon diamond is a gemstone that changes its color. For instance, a yellowish-green diamond can turn into a yellow diamond. When hidden from the light or exposed to heat, a chameleon diamond can change from a light yellowish hue to

Natural color diamonds are among the rarest and most sought-after gems in the world. These diamonds are unique because they are found in a variety of stunning colors, ranging from soft pastels to vivid hues. If you’re interested in collecting natural color diamonds, here are some tips to get you started: 1. Understand the grading

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