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All About Diamonds
Natural Colored Diamonds
Specializing in natural colored diamonds, Lotus Jewelers is proud to present Colorado's most diverse array of these exquisite gems, including red, orange, blue, green, pink, and yellow diamonds. Our range, stemming from the earth's natural processes, does not include artificially colored or irradiated diamonds. Our inventory encompasses loose diamonds, diamond rings, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, with stones ranging from 1.00 carat and up, to less than 1.00 carat, in pairs, fancy shapes, and melees. Most of our diamonds come with GIA certificates, assuring their quality. We delight in offering private showings of these fancy colored diamonds, ensuring a personalized and exclusive experience for our customers.
Jewelry that Captures your Story
Lotus Jewelers invites you to consider the remarkable investment opportunity presented by Natural Fancy Color Diamonds. Over the last two decades, these diamonds have consistently increased in value like no other asset. Their rarity, found in every color of the rainbow, contributes to their desirability and value. Sourced from across the globe, their color comes from the unique conditions of their origin, and only about 0.01% of diamonds mined exhibit these natural colors. As demand outstrips the limited supply, the market value of these diamonds significantly appreciates. Comparable to owning a piece of art, these diamonds are tangible, portable assets that provide enjoyment and financial security. Throughout history, diamonds have been a safe, easily transportable form of wealth during times of instability. Owning a Natural Fancy Color Diamond is not just an investment in a precious stone, but in a piece of nature's own miraculous artistry.
Acclaimed Natural Colored Diamonds
Red Diamonds
Considered the pinnacle of rarity, red diamonds represent the height of rarity and luxury. Few jewelers get to see a red diamond in person due to their scarcity. Moreover, there's no known red diamond larger than 5.11 carats in existence. The most famous example, the Moussaieff Red, is a 5.1-carat marvel estimated to be worth $20 million. Other notable red diamonds like the Hancock Red have shattered auction records, emphasizing their extraordinary appeal and investment value.
Orange Diamonds
Like their red counterparts, orange diamonds are also incredibly rare. The Pumpkin Diamond, a 5.54ct Vivid Orange diamond, is perhaps the most famous of its kind. It was purchased for $1.3 million in 1997 and is currently estimated to be worth over $3 million. Other notable orange diamonds have also made their mark in the auction scene, showcasing the significant value these unique gemstones possess.
Blue Diamonds
Blue diamonds, the second rarest natural color diamond, are highly desirable due to their unique color and rarity. Mined in South Africa, India, and Australia, they come in a range of color tones and saturations. Perhaps the most legendary blue diamond is the Hope Diamond, known for its intriguing history and breathtaking beauty. Its large size and deep blue color make it a true treasure among gemstones.
Green Diamonds
Green diamonds represent a special category of colored diamonds. The most famous among these is the Dresden Green diamond, a truly unique and awe-inspiring gemstone. These diamonds serve as a testament to the diverse color spectrum that natural diamonds can exhibit.
Pink Diamonds
Pink diamonds, particularly those from the Argyle mine, continue to captivate diamond enthusiasts worldwide. Notable pink diamonds such as The Graff Pink and the Martian Pink have fetched incredible prices at auction, showcasing their allure and investment potential. The popularity of these diamonds is a testament to their unique beauty and rarity.
Yellow Diamonds
Yellow diamonds, especially those with Fancy Vivid and Intense color grades, are relatively uncommon finds despite being more accessible than other colored diamonds. Several notable yellow diamonds, including The Vivid Yellow and The Cora Sun Drop Diamond, have achieved record-breaking prices at auctions, underlining their appeal to collectors and investors.
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