Diamond colour actually measures lack of colour. The closer a diamond is to being colourless, the rarer and more valuable it is.
Diamonds are graded on an international scale from D (colourless) to Z (tinted). At E.C.One, we use only G colour and above, ensuring our diamonds sparkle beautifully and retain their value.
Fancy coloured diamonds have a strong, even hue - such as yellow, pink, or blue. These are extremely rare and highly prized. Natural brown diamonds, often called Cognac or Champagne diamonds, are becoming increasingly popular as a stunning alternative to the classic white diamond.
A diamond’s colour comes from trace elements in its crystal structure:
> Blue diamonds often contain boron
> Fancy canary yellow diamonds gain their colour from nitrogen
Our carefully sourced diamonds are selected to balance beauty, rarity, and ethical standards.
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