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Natural Fancy Colored Diamonds

NATURAL FANCY BLUE COLORED DIAMONDS

Colored diamonds — also known as “fancy diamonds” — are an extraordinary and rare category of natural diamonds found in a stunning array of hues. In the world of diamonds, rarity heavily influences value, and fancy colored diamonds are much less common than traditional white diamonds.

Only about one in every 10,000 diamonds naturally forms with a fancy color, making them some of the most coveted and valuable gemstones available. These diamonds occur in shades ranging from popular pinks and yellows to ultra-rare blues, greens, oranges, and reds.

Unlike colorless diamonds — which are graded based on their absence of color using the GIA’s D-to-Z scale — fancy colored diamonds become more valuable as the richness and saturation of their color increases. These diamonds fall outside the Z scale, and the most vivid examples are exceptionally rare.

There are 12 primary color categories, more than 90 secondary hues, nine intensity levels, and over 230 possible color combinations. Blue diamonds often feature modifiers like gray or green, but those with pure, vivid coloring are the most highly prized.

Natural fancy blue diamonds are among the rarest of all fancy colors. Their exceptional beauty and scarcity are due to the presence of boron — a trace element that causes the blue hue. The world-famous “Hope Diamond,” a deep blue 45.52-carat gem, is a prime example of this fascinating category.

BLUE DIAMONDS

Fancy blue diamonds are among the most captivating gemstones in the world. Their alluring blue tones come from trace amounts of boron in the crystal structure, which absorbs yellow light and gives the stone its signature blue color.

Blue diamonds can range in shade from soft baby blue to vibrant teal to deep, rich navy. While most stones contain slight gray or green undertones, pure blue diamonds with even saturation and minimal inclusions are exceptionally rare and valuable.

Their breathtaking appearance, paired with their limited availability, has made fancy blue diamonds a symbol of sophistication and prestige. Whether featured in an heirloom pendant or a unique engagement ring, they stand out as luxurious and meaningful centerpieces.

GRADING NATURAL FANCY COLORED DIAMONDS

Grading fancy colored diamonds requires expertise, as color characteristics vary widely. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) leads the industry in color diamond grading, using side-by-side comparisons and reference stones to assess hue, tone, and saturation.

Unlike white diamonds — graded for lack of color — fancy diamonds are graded for the presence and intensity of color. The GIA’s scale includes levels from Faint and Very Light to Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid, with the deepest saturations being the most valuable.

At Rêve Diamonds, we sell only 100% natural blue diamonds that have not been color treated. Every stone is independently graded and comes with a GIA certificate confirming its natural origin and authentic color characteristics.

Features And Grading Of Natural Colored Diamonds

WHY CHOOSE RÊVE DIAMONDS

At Rêve Diamonds, we’re proud to offer a carefully curated collection of natural fancy colored diamonds — including an elite selection of fancy blue diamonds. Because we source, cut, and polish our diamonds in-house, we eliminate traditional markups and pass those savings directly to you.

Whether you’re seeking a custom engagement ring, elegant earrings, or a one-of-a-kind investment piece, our expert staff is here to help. Book a consultation online or visit our New York or Los Angeles showroom to explore our collection of certified natural fancy blue diamonds.

TALK TO AN EXPERT

If you’re looking for a natural fancy blue diamond, our jewelry specialists are here to guide you. Contact us with your questions or book an appointment at our New York or Los Angeles showrooms. You can also connect with us via Live Chat or WhatsApp for personalized assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fancy Blue Colored Diamonds

-What is a fancy blue diamond?

A fancy blue diamond is a natural diamond that gets its blue color from trace amounts of boron. The boron absorbs specific wavelengths of light, giving the stone its distinctive blue hue.

-Are blue diamonds natural?

Yes, blue diamonds can occur naturally, although some diamonds on the market are treated to achieve a blue color. At Rêve Diamonds, we exclusively offer GIA-certified natural blue diamonds with no artificial enhancements.

-How are blue diamonds different from other fancy colored diamonds?

While most colored diamonds get their color from impurities like nitrogen, blue diamonds are colored by boron. They are extremely rare and known for their elegant, vivid tones and unique formation process.

-Are fancy blue diamonds valuable?

Absolutely. Natural fancy blue diamonds — especially those with vivid saturation and good clarity — are among the rarest and most valuable gemstones in the world, often commanding premium prices at auction.

-Are blue diamonds a good choice for engagement rings?

Yes. Blue diamonds are a unique and elegant choice for engagement rings. Their rarity and beautiful coloring make them perfect for couples seeking something truly special. They pair well with platinum, white gold, and other colored gems.

-How can I tell if a blue diamond is natural or treated?

Always ask for a GIA certification. The certificate will clearly indicate if the diamond’s color is natural or artificially treated. This documentation is essential for verifying authenticity and value.

-Are blue diamonds a good investment?

Yes. Natural blue diamonds are rare and highly collectible, with strong long-term investment potential. Their enduring appeal and scarcity make them a smart choice for serious collectors and investors.

-How should I care for a blue diamond?

Blue diamonds are very durable but should still be cleaned carefully using mild soap, warm water, and a soft brush. Avoid ultrasonic cleaning and have your jewelry inspected regularly to keep settings secure and protect your investment.

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Blue Colored Diamonds

Blue colored diamonds are prized for their vivid, even color and natural formation. At Rêve Diamonds, we offer only untreated, naturally colored blue diamonds. Each stone is certified by the GIA to verify its origin and ensure complete transparency.

Our blue diamond education center is designed to help you understand the characteristics that make blue diamonds so unique — and assist you in choosing the right stone for your bespoke jewelry piece.

Use our diamond search tool to explore our current selection of blue diamonds. You can filter by shape, size, clarity, cut, and color saturation to find the ideal diamond — whether you’re planning a dramatic pendant or a refined engagement ring.

We also offer a wide variety of fancy colored diamonds including pink, yellow, green, purple, red, gray, and black. In most fancy diamonds, “intensity” reflects how rich or vivid the color is — with more intense stones commanding higher prices. While blue diamonds are graded on this scale, the purest and most saturated examples are the most desirable and collectible.