Champagne to Cognac Diamonds

Cognac diamonds get their name from the famous drink.

From subtle champagnes to rich cognacs and dark chocolate, brown diamonds are the new classic.

Their warm golden tones make them a softer, gentler alternative to the colorless diamond, and their neutral color makes them the perfect choice for timeless jewelry with a contemporary feel. Combined with rose gold, this champagne to cognac diamonds are truly luxurious.

Where they come from?

Champagne diamonds are formed and mined in various parts of the world, including Australia, Siberia and Africa. The largest champagne diamond mine is the Argyle Diamond Mine in Western Australia, where other colored diamonds are mined as well, including pink diamonds.

Over the course of billions of years, champagne diamonds are formed with traces of nitrogen in the crystal, causing their signature color. The compression and heat involved also contribute to the formation of these unique gemstones.

What is champagne (cognac) diamond?

A champagne diamond is a type of colored diamond that’s naturally brown, with a noticeable yellow tint. They can range in hue from light brown to darker shades, resembling the color of champagne.

These diamonds gain their color from traces of other elements in the crystal’s structure. Champagne diamonds contain small amounts of nitrogen trapped during diamond formation. The higher the nitrogen content, the deeper the intensity of the brown color.

Champagne diamonds are often referred to as cognac diamonds. While colorless diamonds typically lose their value with increased tint, champagne stones are specifically sought out for their beautiful, natural coloring.

Champagne diamond engagement ring

Champagne engagement rings are growing in popularity, as many celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Halle Berry proudly show off these unique rings.

To design an extraordinary champagne engagement ring, we recommend focusing first on finding the right diamond stone shape. From there, you can design your ring with any type of setting and precious metal.

The Golden Jubilee

The world's largest cut natural diamond is a dark rich champagne stone, The Golden Jubilee, which possesses a magnificence and history to envy. The Golden Jubilee, 545 carats, was offered to the King of Thailand to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his ascension to the throne. Polishing the stone took no less than three years.

The Golden Jubilee

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