Rare flawless ‘Blue Diamond’ to make your dream comes true

There are many people who associate diamonds with a crystal clear flawless white diamond. While that is correct, that is not the only kind of diamond that is available.

Diamonds can be colored too. And for those who do know that colored diamonds exist, the natural fancy colored diamonds are usually very rare and expensive.

Among the colored diamonds, the Yellow Diamond is the least rare while the blue diamond is one of the rarest of the colored diamonds.

The most popular blue diamond in the world is the Hope Diamond at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C.

It is also the largest Blue Diamond at 45.52 carats. The robbery incident give a fair idea of how valuable and popular the Blue Diamond really are.

The Millennium Dome Diamond Robbery was a plan to stead 12 large diamonds, estimated at a total value of 200 Million pounds. Lucky enough for those concerned it was a failed attempt. Eleven of those 12 diamonds where blue diamond.

Are Blue diamond natural?

• The simple answer to this is, Yes natural blue diamonds are often found though they are very rare. The fact of the matter is that Blue Diamonds are so rare that most of the Jewellers would not have seen one and may never own one.

• That said over the after conducting some studies a process has been developed to produce blue diamonds in a laboratory. This is done by recreating the conditions that existed Millions of years ago and using high temperature treatment.

• Thus it is a good idea to ask the jeweller having Blue Diamonds jewellery whether or not they are truly natural or have been modified in a laboratory. These diamonds are called treated blue diamonds.

How are rare is rare:

• Blue diamonds are extremely rare. One can imagine how rare since most of the jewellers have not yet seen and will probably never own one. Most of the jewellers will never bother finding one either.

• These natural blue diamonds are found in very few mines around the world. In general the Blue Diamond come from Rio Tinto’s Argyle mine in Australia and near from Pretoria, South Africa Petra Diamond’s Cullinan mine. However very small number of blue diamonds are also found in Goloconda mind in India.

• When it comes to the cost of the Blue Diamonds you can imagine it is quite high since they are very rare. The cost of a fancy blue diamond with high clarity can be much more than an ordinary colorless diamond.

Guild Hall Diamonds:

• We feel it is our duty to make sure the Diamond Buyers who have no or limited knowledge regarding the many facts about diamonds are making an educated decision when it comes to buying diamonds.

• While many tend to do some research prior to making an expensive purchase (like buying the diamond) it can hardly compare with the many years of experience that can be provided by Guild Hall Diamonds. In addition to which they also offer assistance and help while grading the diamonds

The Facts about Blue Diamonds

Natural fancy blue diamonds:

• Natural fancy blue diamonds get the color when the nitrogen is replaced by Boron. Boron is a trivalent metallic element, reflecting the blue wavelength of light spectrum.

• Blue diamond will shine more if the concentration of Boron includes in high level.

• The diamond gets specific blue color when one or few boron atoms are absorbed for every million-carbon atom.

• Natural fancy blue diamonds are rare and expensive, such as the Hope diamond!

• As per Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C, the Hope Diamond is the most popular blue diamond all over the world, with 45.52 carats as the largest diamond in this color!

• If you expose blue diamonds to ultra violet light, they will display a blue glow that is exclusive to them only!

• Hope diamond is exceptional to this case as it generates a red shine instead of blue color. Even if you put it back from UV light and set aside for several minutes, it will stay red.

• Scientists say the phenomenon as phosphorescence, which happens when both Boron and nitrogen is present in the diamond.

Classy and Uncommon Blue Diamonds:

Natural fancy blue diamonds are available in 6 colors;

• Light blue

• Dark blue

• Vivid blue

• Grayish blue

• Deep blue

• Greenish blue

Some of the most famous classy, expensive and uncommon blue diamond includes:

Tereshchenko blue diamond:

This most precious diamond is believed to be owned first by the Tereschenko Family – Russia’s one of the richest families. So, the diamond has been named after them. It has a pear-shape and it is now owned by a Lebanese diamond dealer, Robert Mouawad, hence known as Mouaward Blue.

Hope Diamond:

Another most famous blue diamond with an Indian origin and a long history of misfortunes and legends related to it. This expensive diamond is now kept for public display in U.S.

Other famous, uncommon blue diamonds are Sultan or Morocco and the Wittelsbach.

Valuable Blue Diamonds & Unusual Shapes

The value of blue diamonds is calculated on the basis of the carat, quality and the shape of the diamond. Some most important expensive blue diamond with unusual shapes includes;

Heart of Eternity:

This is the most famous natural fancy blue diamond with South African origin where fancy colored diamonds are largely produced. This unique shaped blue diamond is considered as the sister stone of the Millennium Star as it is cut from the same stone. It weighs 27.64 carats and has fancy vivid blue color.

Hope Diamond:

This diamond has earlier been the record holder its wide facets. It was originally called as the Tavernier Blue that had an artlessly cut triangular shape. Legends say that, this diamond was stolen from an Indian statue of Sita and bought by Jen-Baptiste Tavernier during 1660. Later, it was sold to French King Louis XIV who had it cut into 67.125 carat diamond. The diamond was renamed as French Blue diamond and the King gifted it to Marie Antoinette.

How Guildhalldiamond help you to get best blue diamond?

You may have many questions or doubts about blue diamonds, such as, are blue diamonds natural? how rare are blue diamonds? are blue diamonds real?, etc. Get all your questions answered at Guildhalldiamond.com. This is the most viewed and recognized online source, specifically designed for promoting information on fancy colored diamonds.

Return Policy:

We are so confident that our clientele will find true value with their diamond, that we offer a 10 day return policy. If for any reason our clients are not pleased with any loose diamond, simply return it to us within the 10 days of purchase for a complete refund less shipping and handling charges if applicable.

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