PURPLE DIAMONDS

Immerse yourself in beauty with LEIBISH's Natural Purple Diamonds Collection. As specialists in rare and unique purple diamonds, our fine jewelry reflects the exquisite craftsmanship that defines LEIBISH. Elevate your style with the royal elegance and luscious beauty of these exceptional gems.

FAQ'S ABOUT PURPLE DIAMONDS

Many people have asked if natural purple diamonds really exist, and interestingly enough the answer is, absolutely! Diamonds are formed from elements that compounded together over millions of years. Most of the time it is straight carbon, but everyone once in a while, different elements find their way in there and cause a fantastic hue of other natural colors.

Though additional names that some color diamonds receive, such as Cognac diamonds for Brown diamonds, and Canary diamonds for Yellow diamonds, are the results of terrific branding, there are some names that tend to “stick” to some colors. In the case of Purple diamonds, which are mainly known by their color, they are sometimes called Plum diamonds, Orchid diamonds, Lilac diamonds, Mauve diamonds, Lavender diamonds, and Grape diamonds.

There are Natural Purple Diamonds, and there are enhanced Purple diamonds. The former are “real” and the latter are not, despite the fact that the enhancements are done to natural diamonds. “Real” here refers to the color, and purple color is only “real” in Natural Purple diamonds.

Purple, Green, Blue, Brown, Black, Pink, Yellow, Red, and more! The shades of colors in which diamonds have been found is endless. Purple diamonds are definitely natural, assuming no one artificially enhanced the diamond and influenced the color. In order that we can classify the stones, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) developed a uniform list of 12 main colors, 90 secondary hues, 9 different intensity levels, and over 230 color combinations.

Most color diamonds owe their color to some sort of impurity. In the case of natural purple diamonds, the color is the result of an unusually high presence of Hydrogen.

While most natural Purple diamonds come from mines in Australia such as the Argyle mine, they are also found in other locations around the globe. These sites include Canada, Russia, the Amazon, as well as other places.

A pure Purple diamond is not only extremely difficult to come by, but it is often relatively expensive. Having said that, there are a variety of color diamonds with different color combinations that are more affordable. Generally speaking though, Purple diamonds are quite rare, and therefore, the more purple they are, the more they will cost.

Purple diamonds are rare and unique and are special alternatives to the colorless diamond. Additionally, since Purple diamonds are so very rare, it is one of the “must-have” diamonds for diamond collectors. No collection is complete without some of the rarest color diamonds on the planet, and Purple diamonds most definitely fall into this category.

PURPLE DIAMONDS

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