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SEARCH NATURAL FANCY VIOLET COLOURED DIAMONDS
Coloured diamonds – also referred to as “fancy diamonds” – are a rare and mesmerising type of natural diamond found in a spectrum of remarkable shades. In the world of diamonds, rarity often determines value, and fancy coloured diamonds are far less common than traditional white diamonds.
Only around one in every 10,000 diamonds naturally develops with a fancy colour, making them some of the most prized and sought-after gemstones available. These diamonds occur in a wide variety of colours – from popular pinks and yellows to the exceptionally rare blues, greens, oranges, and purples.
Unlike colourless diamonds, which are valued for their lack of colour (graded on the GIA’s D-to-Z scale), fancy coloured diamonds become more valuable as the depth and vibrancy of their hue increases. These diamonds sit beyond the Z scale, with the most vivid examples being especially rare and valuable.
There are 12 primary colour categories, over 90 secondary hues, nine intensity levels, and more than 230 potential colour combinations. Many fancy coloured diamonds have blended tones due to secondary hues such as grey, brown, or orange. The most desirable diamonds are those with rich, vivid colouring, strong saturation, and minimal dilution.
Among these, natural fancy violet diamonds stand out for their romantic, mysterious tone and exceptional rarity. Though technically among the rarest of all diamond colours, high-quality natural violet diamonds remain a truly unique and luxurious choice.
One of the most remarkable violet diamonds is the Argyle Violet – a 2.83-carat oval-cut diamond unearthed from Australia’s famed Argyle Mine, now considered one of the rarest coloured diamonds in existence.
VIOLET DIAMONDS
Fancy violet diamonds are unique among coloured diamonds. Their captivating shade is typically caused by hydrogen atoms within the crystal structure, occasionally mixed with trace elements, giving them their soft yet rich tone.
Unlike most diamonds, which reflect and refract light to create brilliance, violet diamonds exhibit a subtle, silky sheen and elegant depth of colour. Their gentle yet intense tone makes them highly desirable for both collectors and fine jewellery lovers.
Natural violet diamonds are extremely scarce, especially those with strong colour and minimal secondary hues. These gemstones are most often found in smaller carat weights and are especially admired for their delicate beauty and distinctiveness.
GRADING OF NATURAL FANCY COLOURED DIAMONDS
Grading coloured diamonds requires a specialist approach due to the complexity of hues and intensities. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is the foremost authority on diamond grading and uses a combination of printed references and master stones to assess colour.
Unlike white diamonds, which are graded for their lack of colour, fancy coloured diamonds are graded for hue and intensity. In the case of violet diamonds, the standard intensity grading scale applies – from Faint to Fancy Vivid – alongside considerations including:
- Origin of colour (natural vs treated)
- Evenness and strength of colour
- Presence of secondary hues like grey or blue
- Overall visual appeal and polish
At Rêve Diamonds, we offer only 100% natural fancy violet diamonds, all GIA-certified to confirm authenticity and natural colour origin.
WHY CHOOSE RÊVE DIAMONDS
At Rêve Diamonds, we are proud to present an exceptional selection of natural fancy coloured diamonds – including an exquisite range of natural violet diamonds. By sourcing and polishing our diamonds in-house, we eliminate the middleman and pass the savings directly onto our clients.
Whether you’re looking for a bespoke engagement ring, a distinctive pendant, or a one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery, our expert jewellers are here to guide you every step of the way. Book a private consultation – online or in person at our London showroom – and explore our full inventory of certified coloured diamonds.
SPEAK TO AN EXPERT
If you’re in search of a natural fancy violet coloured diamond, our jewellery specialists are here to help. Contact us with your questions or book an appointment at our London showroom. You can also reach us via the Live Chat or WhatsApp for friendly, expert advice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fancy Violet Coloured Diamonds
-What is a fancy violet diamond?
A fancy violet diamond is a natural diamond with a violet hue caused primarily by hydrogen in the crystal structure. These diamonds are incredibly rare and admired for their romantic and unusual colour.
-Are violet diamonds natural?
Yes, natural violet diamonds occur in nature, though they are very rare. At Rêve Diamonds, we offer only natural fancy violet diamonds that are GIA-certified to ensure authenticity and verify their untreated colour origin.
-What makes violet diamonds different from other fancy coloured diamonds?
Violet diamonds gain their colour from internal crystal structure distortion involving hydrogen. They tend to have a soft, often bluish-lavender appearance, distinct from pinks or purples created by other trace elements.
-Are fancy violet diamonds valuable?
Absolutely. Natural violet diamonds are among the rarest of all fancy colours. Their value depends on size, colour intensity, and purity. High-quality violet diamonds command exceptional prices and are highly collectable.
-Are violet diamonds a good choice for engagement rings?
Yes. Violet diamonds offer a rare and graceful alternative to traditional stones. Their unique tone pairs beautifully with platinum or white gold and creates a refined, elegant engagement ring design.
-How can I tell if a violet diamond is natural or treated?
A GIA certificate is the best way to verify a violet diamond’s natural origin and colour authenticity. Many so-called violet diamonds may be treated, so certification is crucial.
-Are violet diamonds a good investment?
Due to their extreme rarity, natural violet diamonds can be a strong long-term investment. Stones with pure colour, no treatments, and GIA certification are particularly desirable among investors and collectors.
-How should I care for a violet diamond?
Violet diamonds are durable, but due to their rarity, they should be treated with care. Use mild soap and a soft brush to clean, and avoid ultrasonic cleaning. Have your setting professionally checked regularly.
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Violet Coloured Diamonds
Violet coloured diamonds are revered for their delicate yet distinctive hue and extreme rarity. At Rêve Diamonds, all of our violet diamonds are untreated and naturally coloured, with their soft lavender or bluish-violet appearance caused by hydrogen within the diamond’s structure. Every stone includes a GIA certificate verifying its authenticity and colour origin.
Our violet diamond education pages are crafted to help you understand these rare gems and guide you in choosing the perfect diamond for your custom jewellery.
Explore our diamond search tool to browse our curated selection of fancy violet diamonds. You can filter by shape, carat weight, clarity, and more to find a stone that reflects your vision – from graceful engagement rings to unique heirloom pieces.
Other available coloured diamond hues include yellow, pink, blue, red, purple, grey and black. In fancy coloured diamonds, “intensity” describes the depth and richness of hue – with deeper colours typically being more valuable. For violet diamonds, stones with consistent colour and minimal modifying tones are especially prized.