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To the next generation of Cultured Diamonds!

          
COLOR

Colored diamonds are incredibly rare in Nature. So few are their numbers and their
prices so high that any new and affordable opportunity to include color diamonds in
our jewelry is an exciting prospect.

Currently New Life Diamonds offers gems in four colors: light sparkling green, deep
pomegranate red, brilliant blue, and various tints of yellow from light canary to vivid
orange. These color diamonds retain all the head-turning radiance, luster, brilliance that
belong to natural diamonds.
Our Cultivated color diamonds do not fade and continue to blaze their magnificent fire
throughout the years.

The beauty and rarity of colored diamonds in nature pushed us to learn more about the
properties of their color in order to be able to reproduce those colors in the labs. Over
the past decades, scientists explored and introduced methods to bring color onto
cultivated diamonds. While some methods change the color only temporarily, others
bring about permanent change with no damage to the structure of the crystal. HPHT
and CVD are the methods that provide the best results.

In order to explain how we create our color diamonds we must take a step back and
look at how colors occur in natural diamonds. The presence of color in a diamond is
often defined by structural anomalies and the presence of other mineral atoms in the
crystal. Those atoms become part of the crystal matrix lattice during its growth and in
the end will affect the light absorption within the crystal. Tints of naturally colored
diamonds will depend on those extras in the lattice and will be seen as one of the
following colors: steel grey, blue, green, yellow, orange, pink, red, purple, brown or
even black.

Tints of yellow, orange and brown often appear due to the presence of a higher
nitrogen content in the atomic structure. So whether or not nitrogen was added
"accidentally" by nature or on purpose by a scientist, the result is the same - the
diamond has a yellow color that may vary from slightly yellow to intense orange or
brownish colors. All our yellow to brown colored diamonds acquire their color in the
same way as natural crystals do, simply by having nitrogen added at a very early stage
of formation.

Similarly the blue colored diamonds get their stunning gentle blue color due to the
presence of baron atoms in their structure.

To bring green to a diamond, some extra thermo baric treatment is applied that will
result in a lively, sparkling light green color. For our deep red colored diamonds we use
the method of irradiation, which has been developed and successfully applied
throughout recent decades.

All colored diamonds grown in our lab have a lively intense color that will last and will
not fade with time.
Cultured Diamonds
AKA: Lab-Created Diamonds
CUT