Chocolate diamonds, dark brown diamonds with or without a slight golden tone are a popular alternative to white diamonds. They vary in color combinations make them neutral and they are becoming a timeless classic and have a contemporary feel. In previous years, these diamonds were used for industrial purposes and the brown color was considered unexceptional. Lately, these gemstones have become highly valued and widely accepted. Brown is often considered the new black and these beautifully fancy colored diamonds are perfect for any wardrobe. Celebrities can be seen wearing these beautiful diamonds on the red carpet and they have quickly become the must-haves for every jewelry collection.
Chocolate diamonds are a matter of branding and it is not an official color. This is why if you were to look in a GIA certificate for a chocolate diamond you wouldn't find it. There are several color combinations that can be considered as chocolate diamonds... Deep and Dark yellow brown diamonds, orange browns, yellow browns, and even reddish brown diamonds are just a few of the combinations known as these beautiful gemstones - basically, any brown diamond as long as it is of dark color. However, the most known and related colors descriptions are the Fancy Dark Brown Diamonds and Fancy Dark Orangy Brown Diamonds. Below is a 2.17 carat GIA Brown Chocolate Diamond from our collection: These diamonds give a feeling of warmth, soft beauty, and elegance. Chocolate diamonds, and obviously Chocolate Diamonds Rings, have earned their way and are becoming a sophisticated and timeless classic piece of diamond jewelry. These diamonds are stunningly beautiful and have become a favorite of jewelry designers and consumers alike. What do you give the person who already has almost everything? The chocolate diamond is an affordable and perfect gift they will absolutely love.
Chocolate diamonds (brown diamonds) have a stunning, warm, and glowing array of color combinations. After deciding on the hue or tone of this beautiful neutral brown diamond, you will need to consider the other aspects as you would with any other fancy colored diamond. The weight or carat of the diamond should not be the only thing taken into consideration. The diamond may have a lower carat weight but may have a higher grading when it comes to clarity and color which makes it a more valuable piece of jewelry to add to any collection.
The clarity of a diamond deals with the amount of imperfections that are found in, not just chocolate diamonds (brown diamonds), but also almost all diamonds. These imperfections, these inclusions, are often small enough not to be seen by the naked eye, and cause no negative effect on the elegance and beauty of the diamond. These tiny imperfections are what make each diamond individual or unique, unlike any other diamond. The hues, tone, strength, intensity, saturation, and lightness (color) of the diamond also determines the value. The stronger the intensity of color and the clarity grading, the more valuable the diamond, regardless of the carat size. In fact, a small high clarity diamond with a strong noticable color would easily cost more than a much bigger diamond with lower qualities.