“Every diamond is a unique miracle of nature, created billions of years ago deep below the Earth’s surface by forces beyond our imagination. They are the ultimate symbols of love, emotion, commitment and purity. Like snowflakes, no two are exactly alike.”
0.39 CT Kite Shape Step Cut Diamond
The graphite crystals are real! The abundance of inclusions feel like you’ve got a tiny piece of the cosmos locked inside a gem, bringing to life your wildest spaceman fantasies . This particular beauty of a kite cut is translucent, transmitting only a little light through the stone.
2.10CT Shield Cut Diamond
The blend of colours throughout this dreamy geometric rose cut looks like mother Nature must’ve opted to use Himalayan salt to flavour this unique ConFre. Small traces of nitrogen seeping into this stone is the likely cause for the brown hue, mixed with other trace elements, like speckles of graphite crystals.
1.34CT Oval Rose Cut Diamond
These diamonds can range from smoky with light diffusion, to fully opaque. This particular diamond is so smoky that it is nearly opaque, transmitting very little light but still lustrous as ever. Likely, trace elements of nitrogen are the contributing factor to the warm brown .
0.88CT Opalescent Diamond 
Shimmery, hazy, and milky are all accurately descriptive words for an opalescent diamond like this one. Sometimes They have muted specks of graphic inclusions glistening through to give a little fairy dust feel to the stone. The milky, cloud and translucent colours are very unusual in the colour diamond spectrum. Natural white diamonds are popular colours for collectors, designers and jewelry enthusiasts. These white diamonds get reactions of wow from many consumers worldwide as not many people know they exist.
0.55CT Hexagon Cut Granite diamond
A marbled countertop has a similar look to this shield-cut ConFre. Mother Nature’s composition of high-density feathers and mineral inclusions make for the textured speckles of orange black, white and grey.
4.76CT Natural Black
Natural black color in diamonds typically comes from the presence of many small, dark coloured inclusions and fractures. Most black diamonds are opaque and have an almost metallic luster. However, some may have a translucent “Salt And pepper” appearance. Some diamonds with a black face-up color may even have a dark brown or dark green body colour, when viewed from the side.
0.34CT Round Brilliant Cut Champagne brown
