5.00 ct Fancy Yellow Color SI1 Clarity Pear Diamond

Table of Contents What is Argyle Mine? History of Argyle Mine Origin of Argyle Diamonds Natural formation process of Diamond Pure Diamond Colored Diamonds Exceptionality in Pink Diamond formation Synthetic Diamond formation Extraction process of Diamond Sorting Basis of Diamond (4Cs) Color (Hue, Tone, Saturation) Clarity Cut Carat Value of Argyle Diamond Argyle Diamond Intensity

Diamonds are notorious for being a woman’s best friend, but exactly how many kinds of diamonds are there? We are used to seeing clear diamonds only on screen and in stores, even though they come in a wide variety of colors, shades, and combinations. Amongst the colored diamonds, you will find the lesser-known gray diamond

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