Chameleon-Type Diamond
Chameleon diamonds typically shift from an olive green or grayish-green hue to a yellow or orangey-yellow shade when exposed to heat
Chameleon diamonds typically shift from an olive green or grayish-green hue to a yellow or orangey-yellow shade when exposed to heat
A diamond certificate, also known as a diamond grading report, is an official document issued by a gemological laboratory
Type of diamond inclusion that appears as an opening or large indentation on the surface of a diamond
Small black graphite inclusions in a diamond are a type of natural impurity that occurs during the diamond’s formation process.
Diamonds are made of pure carbon, but their unique atomic structure is what gives them their remarkable properties.
Cape Series Diamonds refer to a category of diamonds that exhibit a noticeable yellow or brown tint due to the presence of nitrogen in their crystal structure.
A Canary Diamond is a highly sought-after type of fancy yellow diamond known for its rich, intense yellow hue.
The Calf’s Head Diamond is a historic and notable diamond that is part of British royal history.
A burn mark on a diamond facet typically refers to a discoloration or imperfection caused by excessive heat or pressure during the diamond cutting or polishing process.