Natural Color Blue Diamonds

Natural blue diamonds owe their color to boron found within the crystal structure. Boron absorbs red, yellow, and green light, reflecting a beautiful blue hue. This unique interplay of elements gives natural blue diamonds their distinctive hue.

Among color diamonds, natural blue diamonds are some of the rarest and most revered. They come in a spectrum of shades from faint blue to deep royal blue. In fact, some of the most famous diamonds in history are natural blue diamonds. The rarity and beauty of these diamonds make them coveted by collectors worldwide.

Blue diamonds are prized for their rarity, stunning color, and market demand. Deep and vivid blue diamonds are exceptionally rare and command higher prices. This is especially when they exhibit clear, unmodified hues.

Want to discover more about the fascinating world of diamonds? Our diamond encyclopedia has articles covering the history and grading of diamond colors.

Yes, our collection features genuine natural blue diamonds. These gems form deep within the earth under unique conditions that incorporate boron into their structure. Unlike artificially colored stones, natural blue diamonds are prized for their naturally-occurring beauty.

Our collection features a variety of blue diamond shades, including Turquoise, Violet, Indigo, Blue, Sky, and Steel. Each shade offers a unique visual experience, providing our clients with a range of options to match their personal style and preferences. From the tranquil tones of Sky blue to the intense depth of Steel blue, our selection caters to diverse tastes and desires.

The allure of blue diamonds is timeless. Several of the world's most notable, historic diamonds are natural blue diamonds. This includes the following:

The Hope Diamond. Perhaps the most famous blue diamond, the hope diamond weighs over 45 carats. This diamond is known for its rich history and a supposed curse that hangs over it.

The Blue Moon of Josephine. This breathtaking 12-carat diamond, fetched a record price at auction. The Blue Moon is celebrated for its flawless clarity and vibrant blue color.

The Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond. With its deep blue hue and historical significance, has been admired for centuries, part of royal European collections.

The Heart of Eternity. The Heart of Eternity is renowned for its vivid color and remarkable clarity.

While blue diamonds have been found in several locations around the world, the most significant sources include the Cullinan Mine in South Africa and the Argyle mine in Australia. The Cullinan Mine is known for producing some of the most spectacular blue diamonds.

Despite the rarity of these gems, our collection boasts a variety of blue diamonds  covering many shades and qualities to meet the tastes of our clients.

The pricing for blue diamonds varies based on their color intensity, size, and overall quality. Lighter blue diamonds may be more accessible, while those with a deep, intense blue are rarer and thus command higher prices. At Langerman Diamonds, we offer a range of blue diamonds to suit every preference and budget, each with its unique charm and beauty.