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Colored Diamond Specimens For Sale

When it comes to acquiring colored diamond specimens, a discerning eye is essential. First, focus on the color – seek intense, vivid hues with even distribution, as saturation is paramount. Clarity should be carefully examined, favoring stones with minimal inclusions to maximize their brilliance. Size is a factor; larger specimens are rarer and more valuable. The origin and mining history matter; some mines, like the Argyle in Australia, are renowned for specific colors. Always request a reputable gemological certificate to verify authenticity. By adhering to these criteria, you'll ensure your colored diamond specimen is a genuine, exquisite addition to your collection or jewelry.