All Natural Color Diamonds

Most people don’t know that diamonds of all colors can be found in nature. Over 300 colors have so far been identified, however these come in an infinite number of shades and hues.

Just like white diamonds, color diamonds are composed of carbon atoms, and are found in their natural state in diamond mines that provide a vast majority of colorless gemstones. Color diamonds are much rarer than white ones: as little as 1 diamond out of 10,000 stones is considered to be a color diamond.

Our collection at Langerman Diamonds offers a wide variety of natural color diamonds from pink to black and all the other colors in between, are diamonds that exhibit a distinct and natural hue, such as those found in our collection at Langerman. Unlike treated colored diamonds or lab grown color diamonds, our natural color diamonds have obtained their color due to their formation in nature, making them unique and valuable. Learn more about the origins and characteristics of different diamond colors in our diamond encyclopedia.

The captivating colors in natural color diamonds result from their composition process. Unlike their colorless counterparts, color diamonds are not only composed of carbon atoms. Depending on the atoms contained in a stone, the light reacts differently, causing a different color.

For instance, blue diamonds owe their color to the presence of boron, while yellow diamonds contain nitrogen. Green diamonds, on the other hand , often get their color from natural radiation they were exposed to. Each element and condition contributes uniquely to the diamond's hue and intensity.

If you want to know more about the processes that make natural color diamonds, check out our encyclopedia guide about diamond colors.

The value of color diamonds is influenced by the 4Cs—Color, Clarity, Cut, and Carat. The rarity and depth of the color significantly impact their price. Diamonds with rare colors, such as blue or green , tend to be more expensive, while those with that are less scarce such as yellow or brown, can be more accessible.

Yes, our natural color diamonds are genuine diamonds with naturally occurring colors. These stones are not treated or enhanced, ensuring their unique and authentic beauty.

At Langerman, we offer a wide array of natural color diamonds for sale, including:

Black Diamonds: Known for their bold and mysterious appearance, perfect for statement pieces.

Blue Diamonds: Exquisite and rare, ranging from light sky blue to deep ocean blue.

Brown Diamonds: Earthy tones that exude warmth and sophistication. Hues including Champagne, Chocolate, Cinnamon, and Cognac.

Chameleon Diamonds: Unique diamonds that change color under different lighting conditions.

Gray Diamonds: Subtle and elegant, with shades ranging from light silver to deep graphite.

Green Diamonds: Enchanting hues including lime, mint, olive, and deep

Orange Diamonds: Vibrant and fiery, perfect for bold jewelry designs.

Pink Diamonds: Romantic and rare, ranging from soft baby pinks to burgundy

Purple Diamonds: Regal and luxurious,including tones such as lilac, lavender and violet.

White Diamonds: Classic and timeless, with a pure and brilliant appearance.

Yellow Diamonds: Sunny and bright, from light yellow vanilla to rich canary yellow.

Color diamonds are sourced from various regions known for their unique geological conditions. For example:

Brazil: Known for its rich deposits, Brazil is a key source of black and chameleon diamonds. The country's mines yield black diamonds renowned for their intense color and chameleon diamonds known for their unique color-changing properties.

Central Africa: Central Africa's mines are notable for producing black and green diamonds. The region's geological conditions contribute to the deep, intense hues of these gems.

South Africa: Home to the famous Cullinan Mine, South Africa is a primary source of blue The Cullinan Mine is renowned for producing some of the largest and most exquisite blue diamonds. South Africa also yields significant quantities of yellow diamonds.

Australia: Australia, particularly the Argyle Mine, is famous for its brown, pink, and purple diamonds. The Argyle Mine is the foremost source of brown diamonds and the rare and highly sought-after pink and purple diamonds. Additionally, Australia's mines produce green and yellow diamonds.

Africa: The broader African continent is renowned for its vibrant orange diamonds. Notably, the Zimmi mine in Sierra Leone is famous for producing Canary Diamonds, which are characterized by their intense yellow hue..

India: India's diamond mines are known for producing gray diamonds, which range from light silver to deep graphite in color.

Each region's unique conditions contribute to the diverse and stunning array of colors found in our collection of natural color diamonds.

Color diamonds can be more expensive than white diamonds, especially those with rare and intense hues. For example, blue and pink diamonds often command higher prices than high-quality white diamonds due to their scarcity and desirability. However, some color diamonds, like certain shades of brown , can be more affordable and accessible.

Natural color diamonds can be a good investment due to their rarity and the high demand in the market, especially for more uncommon colors. However, like all investments, it's important to do thorough research and purchase from a trusted source..

Each color diamond carries its own significance and symbolism:

• Black Diamonds: Often symbolize strength, power, and sophistication.
• Blue Diamonds: Represent peace, tranquility, and wisdom.
• Brown Diamonds: Evoke a sense of stability, reliability, and warmth.
• Chameleon Diamonds: Unique and mysterious, symbolizing transformation and adaptability.
• Gray Diamonds: Signify neutrality, balance, and sophistication.
• Green Diamonds: Associated with growth, renewal, and prosperity.
• Orange Diamonds: Represent enthusiasm, creativity, and energy.
• Pink Diamonds: Symbolize love, romance, and femininity.
• Purple Diamonds: Often linked to luxury, royalty, and spirituality.
• White Diamonds: Classic symbols of purity, innocence, and clarity.
• Yellow Diamonds: Represent joy, optimism, and abundance.

Yes, some natural color diamonds can undergo treatments to enhance or change their color. Common treatments include high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) processes or irradiation. It's crucial to ensure you are aware of any treatments performed on a diamond before purchasing, as treated diamonds are usually less valuable than untreated ones. Additionally, colors obtained through treatment are not always guaranteed to be stable with time.

To learn more about Treated Diamonds check our check out our encyclopedia guide about diamond colors.

What Is The Difference Between Natural and Synthetic Color Diamonds?

Natural color diamonds are formed naturally over millions of years under the earth's surface. Its color is the product of chance and no two natural color diamonds can be identical: it is this uniqueness, this rareness that gives them all their value.

Synthetic color diamonds are created in a laboratory. They can look similar physically but they are produced in quantities and with no uniqueness. They may be cheaper to buy, however their resale value is very low.