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Is this diamond Real or color Enhanced?

Posted by ashish7255 • 8/31/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: Diamond, diamond color, real color diamond, square cut diamond, square diamond, yellow color diamond, yellow diamond

** Square Cut Yellow Diamond **
Square Cut Diamond
--> Is this diamond Real or color Enhanced stone?
--> Does this type of the diamonds come from the earth mine?

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9/01/09

wagerwitch

Yellow diamonds DO come from the earth.

I would have to hold the diamond in my hand to tell you one way or another whether it was enhanced or not.

There are many colors in diamonds - from colorless (clear) to black - opaque - and many variations in between - with the most of them coming in gray and grayish offwhite.

I find a lot of champagne diamonds are mistaken for yellow diamonds.

I think what I am seeing above is not a real diamond - but I cannot tell without a lot of machine work (laser) to tell the correct properties.

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9/01/09

wagerwitch

But you already know this - cause you sell your diamonds on Ebay - nice stuff - I DID LOOK.

It's too bad you don't offer diamonds already in rings too - tho.

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1. 9/03/09
  
  ashish7255
  
  Nice and Powerful answer and now u already know very much about me. But this is a real diamond with colored enhanced
9/01/09

SweetViolet

Natural yellow diamonds are alluvial...they are not mined but found on or near the surface of the earth.

There are many shades of yellow diamonds, and that colour can be enhanced in the lab. Personally, I don't like the canary yellow (the highest grade of yellow) because they are a little too neon and flashy for my taste. I prefer the fancy yellow, which is less intense, but still noticeably yellow in colour.

My engagement ring was a 1 ct fancy yellow brilliant cut diamond set with 20 blue-white baguettes in 18k white gold; it was stolen. We get some very nice diamonds here in South Africa, though.

I am not impressed with "champagne" diamonds. They are just pale brown diamonds which, for decades, were not used for jewellery but in industrial applications. I have seen them set in jewellery at prices that are just shameful for an industrial grade diamond!!

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9/01/09

writings

it doesnot looks real though i dont know any thing about diamonds.. but it simply doesnot looks like real.

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9/01/09

Selbon

My wife have something like that but it is most certainly not diamond.

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