Brown Diamonds
Find the perfect Brown Diamond for the perfect price at Leo’s.
Brown Diamonds
When you think of a diamond, what image comes to mind? If you’re like most people, you probably envisioned a sparkling, white diamond. This is very typical. The general discussion about diamonds usually revolves around white or colorless diamonds. But what many people don’t realize is the fact that diamonds come in a plethora of colors! The color spectrum of diamonds includes the entire rainbow, but one of the more unique diamond colors is brown. You might be thinking brown sounds like a hideous color for a diamond, and if so, you’re wrong! Brown diamonds have a unique appeal to them. The beautiful thing about brown diamonds, besides their unexpected color, is their endless shades of colors available at affordable prices.Brown Diamond Color Scale
For many years, brown diamonds were considered ugly and were simply undesired. However, times and styles have changed. Like most colored diamonds, brown diamonds come in a variety of different shades and hues. Ranging from light to dark and often accompanied by a touch of orange, yellow, and even pink, brown diamonds are genuinely captivating. Brown diamonds usually have a main color and supporting secondary hues. There are a few different names for brown diamonds since they are available in numerous shades. If a brown diamond has no secondary hue, it is simply referred to as a brown diamond. However, if there is a hint of pink or yellow in a brown diamond it is referred to as a champagne diamond. There are also cognac diamonds. Cognac diamonds feature a secondary hue of orange. Generally speaking, the stronger the color, the more expensive the diamond will be. A dark or deep brown diamond will be more expensive than a light brown diamond. Similarly, the rarer the secondary hue is, the more expensive the diamond will be. Yellow diamonds are much more common than pink diamonds, so a champagne diamond with a brighter yellow hue will be less expensive than one with a pinker hue. Orange diamonds are rarer than yellow and pink diamonds, so cognac diamonds will be a bit more expensive. Keep in mind, the demand for colored diamonds has spiked over the past few years. Brown diamonds are increasing in popularity, but they are still fairly affordable. If you’re looking to break free from the traditional white diamond, the various options of brown diamonds might be the way to go.At Leo Hamel Fine Jewelers, our brown diamond jewelry collection features different shades and intensities from phosphorescent champagne to deep cognac. These sophisticated diamonds’ various hues are a sparkling complement to any down-to-earth style. Which brown diamond is your favorite?
Visit our jewelry store on San Diego Avenue to meet our exceptional team and shop our incredible selection of new and vintage brown diamond jewelry! Click here for driving directions, phone numbers, and hours of operation. NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY!
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