Without a doubt, blue is one of the most popular colors throughout the world. This is true when it comes to gemstones. Jewels like sapphires, topaz, and tanzanite gems are incredibly popular. Read on to find out more!
When people think of diamonds, they're usually talking about colorless diamonds or white diamonds; these are the diamonds that are colloquially known as "diamonds." While pure diamonds have no color, the vast majority of diamonds are imperfect in some way, shape or form. This doesn't mean that they're worthless, however. Read on to find out more!
Asscher cut diamonds are some of the more unique stones available to consumers. This cut was quite popular during the early 20th century and was created by a man named Joseph Asscher. He was commissioned with cutting the largest diamond in the world. Read on to find out more!
Although once thought to be inferior to traditional clear or white diamonds, yellow diamonds are now prized for their beauty and rarity. In fact, natural pure yellow diamonds are rarer than many other colored diamonds. Read on to find out more!
Natural orange diamonds are very rare and precious gemstones that generally come from South Africa and Australia. Orange diamonds are some of the rarest of all fancy colored diamonds and are highly coveted by diamond collectors throughout the world. Read on to find out more!
Of all the fancy colored diamonds available, there are few as rare and unique as the green variety. Green diamonds get their coloration after being exposed to radioactive materials for a period of time. Read on to find out more!
As more and more consumers are getting turned on to the beauty and rarity of colored diamonds, the term white diamond can be somewhat confusing. Why diamonds are not diamonds that are colored at all. Read on to find out more!
