Fancy Green Diamond Price

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Fancy green diamond price. The most famous and largest natural green diamond is the 41 carat dresden green. Fancy brown diamonds all magnified in 360 hd. Available at wholesale prices in a range of spectacular cuts and shades so you can find the perfect loose fancy green diamond for your customized jewelry design. Rotate magnified fancy brown diamonds and experience the diamond color like never before.

Color varies significantly within a specific color grade and you want to ensure you re getting what you pay for. It special not only because of its size which makes it the largest ever fancy vivid green diamond ever sold at auction but also because of its vs2 clarity and that it has no fluorescence which is extremely rare for such a diamond. The green diamond price like all fancy colored diamonds is influenced primarily by its color. 580 fifth ave suite 218 new york ny 10036 usa 1 855 534 2474.

For example a champagne or yellow diamond only start from fancy light and a red diamond is only found in one intensity grade a fancy red. We strongly recommend buying a green diamond from a vendor who offers high quality photos like james allen or leibish co. The photo below shows the diamond set in a hat ornament that was created in 1768. Not every color possesses each of the 9 intensity grades.

Christie s hong kong will auction the aurora green diamond a rare 5 03 carat fancy vivid green diamond on may 31. The dresden green is an exceptional diamond because its green color is evenly distributed throughout the body of the stone. Green diamonds are among the rarest of all fancy colors. Discover rare and magnificent fancy green diamonds in our extensive collection of certified loose diamonds.

The color of a fancy diamond is the key parameter determining its rarity and pricing and it leads the rest of the parameters by far. Red diamond rarity and prices. Of all the fancy color diamonds red is the rarest of them all not all red diamonds are exceptionally rare though. The color scale of the world s leading gemological institute the gia is divided into 9 color intensities.

The most sought after stones are the ones that are primarily red with the absence of secondary tones like orange or purple.