Natural fancy colour

Fancy Color Diamonds by Color

A private search begins with the particular colour presence you want to live with.

Macro study of a natural fancy-pink diamond — editorial imagery of the colour family we source

Colour world 01 · Rose

Pink diamonds

Among nature’s least repeatable colours.

Subtle shifts in tone and saturation change the character of a pink completely — and Australia’s Argyle mine, which supplied most of the world’s pinks, closed in 2020. The search begins with the particular colour presence you want to live with.

Hue: Pink — purplish pink
Tone: Light → deep
Saturation: Faint → Fancy Vivid
Rarity profile: Post-Argyle supply capped
Origin of colour: Natural — stated on the report

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Macro study of a natural fancy-yellow diamond — editorial imagery of the colour family we source

Colour world 02 · Champagne

Yellow diamonds

Saturation, warmth and presence.

Yellow moves from quiet champagne to a vivid canary. The right candidate balances warmth, life and proportion — correctly graded and honestly presented, never a catalogue label alone.

Hue: Yellow — orangey yellow
Tone: Light → deep
Saturation: Light → Fancy Vivid
Rarity profile: The broadest fancy family
Origin of colour: Natural — stated on the report

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Macro study of a natural fancy-blue diamond — editorial imagery of the colour family we source

Colour world 03 · Slate

Blue diamonds

Among the rarest hues in nature.

Type IIb, and the quiet stars of the great auction rooms. The origin of colour is confirmed on the report, never implied — we present natural-origin blues, graded and documented.

Hue: Blue — greyish / violetish
Tone: Faint → deep
Saturation: Faint → Fancy Vivid
Rarity profile: Type IIb — among the rarest
Origin of colour: Natural — confirmed on the report

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