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DISCOVER NATURAL FANCY COLORED DIAMONDS

Colored diamonds—also known as “fancy diamonds”—are a rare and extraordinary type of natural diamond that comes in a breathtaking range of hues. In the diamond world, rarity equals value, and fancy colored diamonds are far rarer than traditional white diamonds.

Only about one in every 10,000 diamonds naturally forms with a fancy color. This rarity makes them some of the most coveted and valuable gemstones. These dazzling stones appear in a spectrum of colors—from popular pinks and yellows to exceptionally rare blues, greens, oranges, and purples.

While colorless diamonds are valued based on the absence of color (graded on the GIA’s D-to-Z scale), fancy colored diamonds increase in value with color intensity and vibrancy. These diamonds exceed the Z range, with the most vivid examples being extremely rare and highly prized.

There are 12 primary color categories and over 90 secondary hues, along with nine intensity levels and more than 230 possible color combinations. Fancy colored diamonds often have blended or muted tones due to secondary hues like gray, brown, or orange. The most sought-after stones are large, vividly colored diamonds with strong saturation and minimal dilution.

The rarest and most valuable fancy diamonds are red, green, purple, and orange—typically medium to dark in tone with moderate to strong saturation. These are followed by highly desirable blues and pinks. More common colors include brown and yellow, while black, gray, and fancy white diamonds are also recognized as natural fancy colors.

One of the most famous colored diamonds in history is the “Black Orlov” (also called the “Eye of Brahma”)—a legendary 67.50-carat cushion-cut black diamond.

YELLOW DIAMONDS

Among the most popular and accessible of the fancy colored diamonds, yellow diamonds are cherished for their warm, sunny glow. They range from pale lemon tones to deep, intense canary yellow, with the richer hues commanding higher value.

Yellow diamonds get their color from nitrogen present during their formation. Their beauty lies in their range—from faint yellow to fancy vivid yellow—and sometimes even includes rare orange-yellow or green-yellow blends.

While more abundant than pink or blue diamonds, yellow diamonds remain a luxurious and valuable option. Those with vivid saturation and minimal secondary tones are the most desirable.

GRADING NATURAL FANCY COLORED DIAMONDS

Grading fancy colored diamonds is a highly specialized process due to the wide variety of hues and intensity levels. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is considered the global authority in diamond grading. Instead of using a full set of master stones, GIA experts compare a diamond’s color to both reference images and comparison stones.

A diamond’s color grade includes both the primary hue and an intensity level. These intensity grades include:

Features And Grading Of Natural Colored Diamonds
  • Faint
  • Very Light
  • Light
  • Fancy Light
  • Fancy
  • Fancy Intense
  • Fancy Vivid
  • Fancy Dark
  • Fancy Deep

For yellow diamonds, any color deeper than the Z range is graded as “Fancy Light Yellow” or higher. The deeper and more vibrant the yellow, the greater its value—especially in larger carat weights.

WHY CHOOSE RÊVE DIAMONDS

At Rêve Diamonds, we’re proud to offer a handpicked selection of natural fancy colored diamonds, including a stunning collection of yellow diamonds. We cut out the middleman by sourcing and polishing our diamonds in-house—passing the savings directly to you.

Whether you're looking for a custom engagement ring, a one-of-a-kind necklace, or a meaningful piece of jewelry, our expert jewelers will guide you through every step. Book a private consultation online or visit our showrooms in New York or Los Angeles to explore our full inventory of certified fancy diamonds.

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Looking for a natural fancy yellow diamond? Our diamond specialists are here to help. Reach out with any questions or schedule an appointment at our New York or Los Angeles showrooms. You can also contact us via Live Chat or WhatsApp.

FAQs: Fancy Yellow Colored Diamonds

-What is a fancy yellow diamond?

A fancy yellow diamond is a natural diamond that exhibits a yellow hue stronger than what's seen in GIA’s D-to-Z color scale. These diamonds get their color from nitrogen during formation and are classified as "fancy" once the yellow is more intense than a Z-graded white diamond.

-Are fancy yellow diamonds natural?

Yes, fancy yellow diamonds are formed naturally and are not artificially treated. Their yellow color results from natural geological processes. At Rêve Diamonds, all our yellow diamonds are GIA-certified and 100% natural.

-What shades do yellow diamonds come in?

Fancy yellow diamonds range from light lemon tones to deep canary yellow. GIA categorizes them into intensity grades such as:

  • Fancy Light Yellow
  • Fancy Yellow
  • Fancy Intense Yellow
  • Fancy Vivid Yellow
  • Fancy Deep Yellow

The deeper and more vibrant the yellow, the rarer and more valuable the stone.

-Are fancy yellow diamonds expensive?

While more affordable than pink or blue diamonds, fancy yellow diamonds are still valuable. Prices depend on color intensity, size, clarity, and overall quality. Vivid and intense yellows are the most valuable, especially in larger carats.

-Are yellow diamonds good for engagement rings?

Absolutely. Fancy yellow diamonds offer a warm, sophisticated look that’s ideal for engagement rings. They pair beautifully with white diamond accents and look stunning in yellow gold settings that enhance their color.

-What’s the difference between a yellow diamond and a white diamond with a yellow tint?

White diamonds with a yellow tint fall at the lower end of the D-to-Z scale and are generally less valuable. In contrast, fancy yellow diamonds are graded separately due to their rich, saturated color.

-How can I tell if a yellow diamond is real?

Always request a certificate from a trusted gemological lab like the GIA. Certification confirms the diamond's authenticity and provides detailed information about its color, cut, clarity, and carat.

-Are yellow diamonds a good investment?

Yes, particularly those with vivid or intense grades. Their rarity and beauty make them increasingly desirable for collectors and investors.

-How should I care for a yellow diamond?

Care for your yellow diamond as you would any fine jewelry: clean it regularly with a soft brush and mild soap, and have it checked by a professional jeweler once a year to ensure the setting remains secure.

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Yellow Colored Diamonds

At Rêve Diamonds, our yellow diamonds are all naturally colored and GIA-certified. They range from soft pastels to intense canary yellows, with each diamond graded for its hue, tone, and saturation. Our educational resources are here to help you understand what makes yellow fancy diamonds so special.

Use our diamond search tool to browse the latest selection. Filter by shape, carat, cut, clarity, and color intensity—from Fancy Light to Fancy Vivid—to find the perfect diamond for your custom jewelry design.

We also offer fancy colored diamonds in pink, blue, red, purple, gray, and black. The deeper the color, the rarer and more valuable the diamond.