Yellow Diamond Ring

Yellow Diamond - To Buy Or Not to Buy?
Executive Summary about Yellow Diamond RingBy David Faulkner
 
Yellow Diamond Ring. Different people have various attitudes towards yellow diamonds. Yellow diamonds whose colorations are graded beyond the Z category in a white diamond grading scale automatically are classified as fancy colored. Depending on their cut, clarity, carat, and deepness of yellow coloration, it may become even more expensive than a colorless white diamond.
The new diamond rings designs with fancy yellow diamonds are fashionable and alluring. Wear yellow diamond jewelry such as elegant yellow diamond earrings or a yellow diamond pendant, or earrings, etc. Yellow diamonds are more versatile than other colored diamonds.
Yellow diamonds suddenly became popular when celebrities started flaunting them in events. Johnny Damon of the Red Sox presented his fiancee with a fabulous 8-carat engagement ring colored canary yellow.
Rare yellow diamonds
It should be made clear that there actually are natural diamonds that are rare and are therefore costly. Only a very small percentage of mined diamonds possess a deep color, although there are many pale diamonds which are not as prized.
How manufactured yellow diamonds are made
Manufactured diamonds are man-made - that is, they have been produced in labs where the conditions required for forming mined diamonds are simulated. The process used to manufacture synthetic diamonds is called CVD, or chemical vapor deposition.
However, due to the increase in the popularity of yellow diamonds for jewelry, the CVD industry grew and found its niche in the costume jewelry business. And because of the excellent production process, even professional gemologists have a difficult time telling the CVD-manufactured diamonds from the naturally occurring diamonds.

Before you make a purchase, you need to know for sure if what you're buying is a naturally occurring diamond or a manufactured one. It is for this reason that you must bring along a trusted gemologist to give you advice before you part with your hard-earned cash.