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  • White or colourless diamonds are formed via a complex process in which carbon molecules are exposed under high pressure.
  • How do coloured diamonds get their beauty? And in which colours do they occur?
  • A ring with a coloured diamond is a beautiful alternative to a traditional colourless diamond. 
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The origin of a ring with coloured diamonds

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How do colored diamonds get their unique hues, and what makes them special?

While traditional white diamonds form from carbon under intense pressure, colored diamonds develop their distinctive hues through unique natural processes. During crystallization, different elements and conditions create various colors - for instance, boron produces blue diamonds, while extreme pressure and heat create rare red and pink stones. Each colored diamond is unique, with countless possible gradations making them particularly valuable and sought-after.

These vibrant gems offer an exciting alternative to classic colorless diamonds, especially in rings. Whether combined in playful, multi-colored designs for fashion-forward individuals or set as elegant solitaires for those preferring subtler styles, colored diamonds provide distinctive options for every taste. Their rarity and formation process make them particularly precious, offering wearers truly unique pieces that stand out from traditional diamond jewelry.

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The traditional white or colourless diamonds that we all love to see shine in for example a classical engagement ring, are formed through a complex process in which carbon molecules are exposed under high pressure close to the core of the earth. However we see that women are increasingly opting for a ring with coloured diamonds or other diamond jewellery including beautiful gemstones. With colour you also impress. No wonder that the customer demand is increasing. Nowadays the most breathtaking coloured diamonds are processed in equally impressive jewellery. But how are coloured diamonds made? And in which colours do they occur?

How are coloured diamonds made?

All diamonds go through the same process, as well as coloured ones. The colours are created in a different way. During the crystallization process, the final colour is each time determined by a different nature element. The rare red and pink diamonds occur under intense pressure and heat under the crust. Blue diamonds occur by the addition of boron, a black semi-metal. This way every diamond has its own colour. In addition, every colour gradation is possible. Which makes any coloured diamond unique among its kind. Hence a ring including coloured diamonds is so expensive. But for that price you will have something very unique.

Tip: a ring with with coloured diamonds

Anyone looking for a nice alternative to a traditional diamond ring, could choose a ring with coloured diamonds. All models are possible. By combining different colours, you get a playful and extravagant ring. Perfect for the fashionable woman. If you want a more subtle ring, you can opt for a solitaire ring. For each type of woman there is a ring with coloured diamonds. 

Looking for a beautiful ring including coloured diamonds? Than you have come to the right place. Please take a look at our extensive collection, but also our tailor made jewellery belongs to the possibilities. If you are interested in or if you have any questions about one of our models, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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