Colored Diamonds

Colored diamonds are naturally created by the earth when certain elements interact with the carbon atoms during their creation, resulting in a unique color.

Red diamonds are the rarest colored diamonds due to their intense and vivid color intensity. Other factors such as carat weight, cut and clarity also influence rarity.

Red diamonds are the rarest colored diamonds and are mined from the Argyle diamond mine in Kimberley, Western Australia. They have also been discovered in Brazil, Russia, and certain African countries.

Colored diamonds range in price from the thousands to the millions for a very rare diamond. The rarity of a diamond depends on its carat weight, cut, clarity and color.