What colored ecological diamonds look like: we’ll tell you why it’s so rare 04/10/2023, 22:40

Luxury and ethics – concepts compatible? Modern jewelry art says unequivocally: “Yes.” Because thanks to special technologies, diamonds are already grown in laboratories, and this process takes much less time than the formation of the mineral in nature.

Such diamonds are created on the basis of natural particles, which, due to enormous pressure and very high temperatures, turn into stones whose properties are identical to natural ones. Purity, shine, depth – all the properties of cultured diamonds are in no way inferior to their natural “brothers”.

It is also a unique opportunity to create the rarest colored stones – they are also called fantasy. Such exhibits make up only 1% of all diamond reserves in the world, so each copy is a real treasure. And bringing out a pink or blue diamond in a lab is an even harder task.

Pink diamonds become due to distortion of the crystal lattice, blue due to the addition of boron. If the cultivation process was done correctly, then such amazingly beautiful stones as in the Millennium Color capsule collection from MIUZ Diamonds are obtained.

Here, a pair of 4-carat pink diamonds take their place in earrings that look like dewdrops frozen on rose petals. The delicate iridescence of the stones is made even brighter by the diamond “frame” surrounding two delicate “pears”. And in the ring, the soft glow of the diamond is supported by a rose gold setting.

The blue “baguette”, which occupies a central place in the new composition, hypnotizes with its glitter. For this cut, stones are selected that are close to perfection, because this shape allows you to see any, even the smallest “roughness” – and an “honest” blue diamond does not hide anything.

Another stone from the Millennium Color collection has acquired an even deeper shade, close to the color of the sea wave – and we would shamelessly call it the new “Heart of the Ocean”. The shimmer is so cinematic!