Introduction
This beautiful shade and the ability to sparkle has made blue diamonds one of the most desirable gemstones on the market today. Not only are these exceptional specimens of nature’s handiwork amazing but they are also a representation of that status, class and sheer class.
What are Blue Diamonds?
A bluedimond is another breed of diamond, which get their royal blue hues from the presence of boron ions in its facet. Unlike other white diamonds, blue color makes them special and desirable. Delicate, exquisite and very rare, these masterpieces are considered novelties in the world of fine jewelries and other luxurious collections.
These Apatites can vary from light blue to saturated, intense blue, occasionally with secondary hue from green to gray range. The hue of the diamond especially when blue really matters, and as the saturation of the blue color increases the prices for the diamonds too shoot up.
The Origins of Blue Diamonds
A journey of a bluedimond is as arduous, as the creation of this gemstone occurs in the depths of the Earth’s mantle under very high pressure and deep in temperature.
- Cullinan Mine (South Africa): Still famous for having cut some of the biggest and brilliant blue diamonds.
- Golconda Mines (India): The weird mines in which some of the legendary blue diamonds such as the Hope diamond were mined.
- Argyle Mine (Australia): Known for fabulous colored diamonds and among them blue.
Why are Blue diamonds so Valuable?
One of the major factors which contribute to an enhanced value of a bluedimond is the fact that they are extremely rare in the markets. Of all the diamond deposits, only 0.02 percent of the diamond is blue, making it a scarce mineral. Additionally, they are spicy, absolutely beautiful and are highly sought after by people of the royal class and mean hence they are well valued.
A few other famous blue diamonds including the HOPE diamond and the Blue Moon diamond have become globally recognized and their Princely bid value also increases many folds making them more representative of royalty.
Investing in Blue Diamonds
When purchasing a bluedimond, keep the following factors in mind:
- Color Intensity: The value is to be as deep and vivid as the blue used is, the measure of this value being directly proportional to the intensity of the blue color.
- Carat Weight: Said larger blue diamonds are much more rare and also costlier than those smaller bluedimonds.
- Clarity: Inclusions are normal in natural diamonds, however clarity impacts on the appearance of stone and price.
- Certification: Always ask for laboratory reports by GIA (Gemological Institute of America) as the jewelry is 100% authentic.
Blue Diamonds in Jewelry
Since bluedimond can be used in most types of jewelry they are applicable in different types of jewels such as engagement rings and wedding bands, pendants, earrings, and bracelets among others. This color makes them easy and unique, they can be set in white gold, platinum or even yellow gold.
Solitaire engagement rings made of blue diamonds are now quite fashionable and are as unique as love that persists for a lifetime. They combine the elegance of diamonds with the energy of colorful stones making them suitable to those who want something out of the ordinary.
Caring for Your Blue Diamond
To maintain the brilliance and value of your bluedimond, proper care is essential:
- Regular Cleaning: You should clean your diamond gemstone with soapy warm water using a soft brush.
- Safe Storage: Some bluedimond jewelry items may be scratch prone therefore if you own other accessories you should store each piece individually.
- Professional Maintenance: Get some time fixed for the cambial jeweler to clean the settings and replace the diamond where necessary in case of fading.
Conclusion
A bluedimond is not only a gemstone; they are a symbol of the things untouched, ethereal beauty and chic. Having one is deemed a status symbol of luxury but also considered a strategic investment that can be passed from one generation to another.
