Diamond Natural
 START COLLECTING NATURAL DIAMONDS START WITH TOP CLARITY DIAMOND RARE GEMSTONE US $800.00 
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 10 LOOSE ROUND CUT NATURAL BLACK DIAMONDS 13MM EACH US $26.99
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 52CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMONDS SI1 QUALITY LOT 27MM US $150.00
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 105CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMONDS SI1 QUALITY LOT 29MM US $310.00
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 4 LOOSE ROUND CUT NATURAL YELLOW DIAMONDS 20MM EACH US $26.99
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 128CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMONDS SI1 QUALITY LOT 29MM US $400.00
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 501 CTS CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMOND SI1 QUALITY LOT 18MM US $1,324.99
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 013ct 1 Natural Diamond NO RESERVE US $95.24
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 033ct Opaque Natural Diamond US $158.73
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 GIA 125 carat Fancy Yellow Cushion cut Diamond 14K Yellow Gold Ring NATURAL US $4,600.00
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 Natural Diamond and Silver Lot 160 Simulated Diamond Gems 80 Cts Wholesale US $99.99
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 REAL DIAMOND 057 CARAT H Si NATURAL DIAMOND UNCUT RAW DIAMOND ROUGH GEMSTONE US $1,050.00
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 32ct Marquise natural loose diamond very nice US $325.00
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 33ct natural round brilliant cut diamond STUNNING US $695.00
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 36ct Marquise natural loose diamond Super Nice US $475.00
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 20ct Pear Shape Natural Loose Diamond US $320.00
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 105 ct D color PRINCESS cut NATURAL LOOSE DIAMOND white FOR RING pendant US $1,367.00
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 1 carat round cut loose natural diamond Great color clarity at a great price US $2,500.00
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 OVER 1 4 CARAT LOOSE ROUND NATURAL YELLOW DIAMONDS 13 15mm each US $38.99
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 RARE COGNAC I1 Natural diamond 017ct US $190.48
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 Natural white diamond 20ct and 34mm round US $30.00
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 OVER 1 4 CARAT LOOSE ROUND NATURAL RED COGNAC DIAMONDS US $33.99
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 501 CTS CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMOND SI1 QUALITY LOT 16MM US $1,324.99
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 108CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMONDS SI1 QUALITY LOT 27MM US $320.00
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 HEART SHAPE NATURAL LOOSE DIAMOND 096 G SI1 US $3,300.00
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 528 CTS CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMOND SI1 QUALITY LOT 28MM US $1,324.99
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 09 CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMOND SI1 QUALITY 27MM US $29.99
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 20CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMONDS SI1 QUALITY LOT 27MM US $60.00
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 38CT CARATS LOOSE NATURAL BLUE DIAMONDS SI1 QUALITY LOT 27MM US $120.00
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 100 Cts SQUARE PRINCESS FANCY WHITE COLOR NATURAL DIAMOND US $750.00
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 49ct Marquise natural loose diamond Envy Worthy US $750.00
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 10 yellow natural diamond US $25.00
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 133ct HUGE SPARKLING 100NATURAL BRIGHT YELLOW TINT DIAMOND EARTH MINED DIAMOND US $2,000.00
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 1971ct 100 Natural Champagne Uncut Rough Diamond Necklace US $249.99
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 Pair of black princess cut natural diamonds 35ct each loose gemstones US $50.00
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 031ct Opaque Natural Diamond US $139.68
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 Oval 75 Carat LOOSE DIAMOND Natural with no man made enhancements US $1,675.00
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 Chameleon Diamond all natural untreated round diamond US $1,900.00
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 015ct Opaque Natural Diamond US $85.71
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 020ct Opaque Natural Diamond US $95.24
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 010ct Opaque Natural Diamond US $76.19
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 3 Beautiful Opaque Natural Diamonds 021ct TOTAL WEIGHT US $190.48
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 4 5 points diamond F vvs vsNatural not enhancedLOOK US $49.99
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 029 ct 6st loos natural solid diamond SI2 fancy yellow beautiful diamonds US $90.00
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 001ct NATURAL WHITE ROUND DIAMOND K I3 US $.99
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 194Cts Hi End Sparkling Natural Untreated Diamond White Zircon Gems Pair 2 Pcs US $21.99
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 45XLED Lighted Loupe Detect Natural Rough Diamond Loose US $12.50
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 001ct REAL NATURAL ROUND BRILLIANT CUT LOOSE DIAMOND US $.99
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how to diffrenciate natural black diamond and treated black diamond [cvd ]?
Black diamond is a trade name for natural specular hematite.
Hematite is a rather soft mineral (5-6) with a distinctive red streak.
Is your colored diamond natural or laboratory treated?
Natural colored diamonds are some of the rarest and most beautiful diamonds that you can imagine. Mined at a number of varieties across the world, including South Africa and Australia, colored diamonds are prized by collectors and are sold for 10’s of thousands of dollars per carat.
Colored diamonds are increasing in popularity and as such, more and more purchasers are looking to invest in colored diamonds. However, there are a number of points to bear in mind when investigating and purchasing diamonds of color.
First and foremost, a buyer needs to know whether the color in the diamond is natural, or enhanced. This is not to be confused with whether the diamond is a natural diamond or a synthetic diamond, but where the color in the diamond actually comes from. What do we mean by this?
A diamond with a naturally occurring color, say yellow or blue, is a result of chemical impurities in the diamond (nitrogen for yellow, boron for blue) that were incorporated as the diamond grew in the earth’s mantle. The colour is intrinsic in the diamond, it is the colour it always was.
Because naturally colored diamonds are so rare, so expensive and now, so popular, a variety of laboratory techniques have been developed to alter, induce and enhance the natural color of a diamond. These laboratory techniques can artificially increase the value of a diamond and, despite diamond dealers being legislated by government authorities to report any laboratory treatments to clients, this does not always happen. An unscrupulous dealer could sell a laboratory treated yellow diamond as a natural yellow diamond and receive a higher purchase price from the unsuspecting client.
So, what are the laboratory treatments and the enhancements that you should be aware of? Irradiation of diamonds and high pressure – high temperature (HPHT) treatments are some of the more common processes that diamonds may be subjected to, to improve color and enhance perceived value.
By subjecting brown diamonds to HPHT treatments, the color of the diamond can be changed to a more desirable color of yellow or green. Lighter brown diamonds or grey-tinted diamonds can be turned almost colorless, immediately improving their perceived value according to the diamond D-Z color scale. HPHT treatments are traditionally permanent, meaning that the diamond color will not return to its original, natural color.
Irradiation of diamonds in a natural setting (such as the earth’s crust or mantle) leads to very rare green diamonds. Similarly, by irradiating a diamond in a laboratory, one can produce a green or blue-green diamond and, upon further treatment, even orange or pink stones. Many black diamonds are also the result of laboratory irradiation.
It is very easy to identify whether a diamond is natural or synthetic (laboratory-grown) but it is more difficult to identify whether the color in a diamond is natural or laboratory-induced. Certification laboratories such as the GIA possess the necessary equipment to investigate the color in diamonds and any questionable diamonds should be submitted to the GIA for investigation and proper certification.
If you are in the market for colored diamonds, be aware of the laboratory treatments and make sure that your retailer knows the origin of the colour, the origin of the diamonds and can provide you with the necessary certification for the stones you are buying.
About the Author
Clare Appleyard is co-owner and the resident Technical Diamond Specialist with Katannuta, a company specializing in the manufacture of bespoke jewellery and the supply of quality diamonds and gemstones. Having completed a Masters Degree in Geology at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, Clare spent 6 years working for the world's leading diamond producer before moving to the retail diamond and jewellery market with the formation of Katannuta.