Yellow Diamonds 72 items

Buy yellow diamond’s direct from cutting factories. The stone shave been popular in both yellow and white gold jewelry, with brighter yellow set in white gold and less bright ones set in yellow gold and this compliments both the stone and the setting

Yellow represents pure life force energy of the sun and happiness as bright sunshine does on winters day and makes person feel better

What makes the diamond yellow? It is the nitrogen impurities, which absorbed the blue end of the color spectrum to make clear diamond now yellow colour

Shades of yellow do vary greatly and also different cuts ,some popular cuts are hexagonal rose cut with six sides .Traditional Princess cut to round brilliant cut

Pale yellow to bright yellow fire to canary yellow ,and ask seller if bright ones have been heated or treated a s most are softer pale colour in nature and ask for certificate on expensive stones.

South Africa has produced the most of these coloured diamond’s and now Russia has pale yellow stones of good clarity

Australia has pale yellow diamond’s from the famous argyle mine in western Australia but this mine is due to close in few years a sits massive and getting to expensive to keep operating at deep depths

Some are called yellowish brown as more iron makes brown hues in these diamonds

Small parcel deals are mostly heated and do look good set in cluster settings but ask jeweller first how much they charge for setting small diamond’s a s channel set looks fantastic but can be expensive to set

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