Are champagne diamonds real diamonds?

Yes! Like colourless diamonds, champagne and cognac diamonds are naturally occurring diamonds, ranging in colour from a warm straw gold to a deep chocolate colour. Cut in any number of shapes and sizes, champagne and cognac diamonds are a beautiful option for a diamond engagement ring.

Are champagne diamond rings more expensive than colourless diamonds?

As these diamonds are readily available, prices are fairly consistent with prices for colourless diamonds, if not slightly lower. When purchasing a champagne or cognac coloured diamond, it is important to look for diamonds with a cut grade of good or above, as well as a reasonably high clarity. These two factors will enhance the natural colour of a diamond and allow the champagne or cognac colour to appear vivid and full of brilliance.

Can champagne diamonds be used in an engagement ring?

Absolutely! Champagne diamond rings are a beautiful way to create a unique and colourful design while still enjoying all of the benefits of a diamond ring. A champagne diamond is durable enough for every day and will create a sparkle that will last a lifetime.

How are Champagne diamond Colours graded?

The terms champagne and cognac refer to diamonds graded on the fancy diamond scale from C1 to C7, where one is the lightest colour and seven is the most intense. Champagne diamonds graded C1 and C2 are light champagne, C3 and C4 medium champagne, and C5 and C6 dark champagne or light cognac. Diamonds graded C7 are considered Cognac coloured, as they exhibit the most intense, deep brown colour.