Pink diamonds contain graining lines within their atomic structure caused by pressure beneath the Earth’s surface.

Purple diamonds are coloured by minute graining within the diamond structure.

Blue diamonds represent only 0.1% of all natural fancy coloured diamonds, making them extremely rare and valuable.

Green diamonds are typically light in town and low in saturation. Their colour often appears muted, with a greyish or brownish cast.

Yellow diamonds are the second most common natural fancy colour.

Ranging from pale translucent saffron to fiery autumnal hues, natural fancy orange diamonds are predominantly found in South Africa.

Natural red fancy colour diamonds are the rarest of the coloured diamond collection and are highly valued.

Brown is the most common natural fancy colour diamond and also the earliest to be used in jewellery.

Black diamonds differ from other fancy coloured diamonds, as these coloured diamonds are usually formed by chemical impurities present during the diamond’s composition.

Grey diamonds aren’t just white diamonds with less of a sparkle.

Salt and Pepper diamonds are highly included. Salt-and-pepper diamonds is a diamond with inclusions that appear black and white.