What Are Coloured Diamonds: Are They Real Or Fake Diamonds?

Coloured diamonds are basically those diamonds that are found in different colours, although a little rare but then you still find them. Coloured diamonds are basically found in Steel Gray, Black, Purple, Orange, Pink, Red, Blue white, Yellow and white as well. So this is pretty natural and “Yes” coloured diamonds are available in the markets as they are found deep inside the earth’s crust.

Coloured diamonds are very high in demand these days because of their rareness and immense beauty. There are some really very rare coloured diamonds that have been sold in millions across the globe. These coloured diamonds are used a lot in the jewellery industry now and the cost of one good coloured diamond in a necklace can be way more than all the normal diamonds in a necklace.

A very good example of a very rare and expensive coloured diamond is the one that they had shown in the movie Titanic where Rose is wearing a diamond necklace with a rare blue diamond.

The unique quality of these colored diamonds is that they can be cut and polished very easily into different shapes apart from the normal diamond shape that you occasionally see. So here are some tips that would be useful for you when you are looking to buy the coloured diamonds.

Tips to buy the coloured diamonds

Buy from Genuine Diamond dealers only-

You need to be extremely careful while you are buying the coloured diamonds as there are a lot of copy or even fake coloured diamonds as well that are manufactured in labs and factories.

Take a certificate of genuineness –

Each and every diamond that you buy is to be certified by any organisation and then you can easily be sure that the diamond in your hand is a genuine one.

Too cheap is definitely fake-

The Diamonds are expensive things and if anyone is trying to tell you that he or she can give you diamonds at cheap rates then they are surely faking. So make sure that the diamonds you buy come from a genuine person at the standard rates.

Do remember the above points. 

~ Karan Kejariwal