Coloured diamonds and gemstones

Red diamonds are the rarest of all natural “fancy coloured” diamonds. This makes them highly sought-after by diamond collectors. Where do the natural red diamonds come from? Why is it interesting to invest in red diamonds? Find out below.

Coloured diamonds exist in almost every colour of the rainbow, but according to GIA only one of 10,000 natural coloured diamonds falls outside the D to Z grading system. There are 27 different shades of coloured diamonds.

Blue diamonds are extremely rare and therefore very valuable. Blue is one of the rarest colours in the diamond industry, along with purple, pink and red. Because blue diamonds are so unique, a lot of questions rise about their rarity, authenticity, origin, colour and value, when considering them as an investment.

It's no secret that coloured diamonds are breathtaking to look at. No matter who you are or what kind of interest you have in diamonds (to wear or invest), everyone is mesmerised by the brilliance of a coloured stone. As a direct result of their beauty and rarity, coloured diamonds are considered exceptional investment opportunities today.

In addition to the classic colourless diamond often seen in engagement rings, there are also several coloured diamonds. Blue, yellow, red, pink, purple and green, but also black and brown diamonds can be found in jewellery as well as in the investment sector. Due to their scarcity, coloured diamonds are ideal lucrative long-term investments. This article talks specifically about brown diamonds, where we clarify how the price of brown diamonds is determined.

Blue diamonds not only look enchanting, they are also a strategic investment choice for anyone looking to invest in coloured diamonds. They are extremely rare and command a high price per carat. This article explains how the price of blue diamonds relates to their value, as well as how to get started investing in blue diamonds for profit.