K Color Diamond With Fluorescence

K Color Diamond Can Look Yellow Depending On Their Size, Shape, And The Metal You Choose For The Diamond's Setting.

A k color diamond is not always a bad choice. Diamonds with fluorescence will glow or radiate a blue color in the uv environment. For example, this 1.05 carat k color diamond from blue nile would look stunning in a yellow gold or rose gold setting like this solitaire engagement ring.

Since There Are Relatively Few Fluorescent Diamonds, Some Of These Averages.

Diamonds come in a variety of colors, some of them highly prized (pinks, blues, even yellow). It can make a beautiful choice with the right shape, cut quality and setting style. Does the blue fluorescence really have big effect making a diamond more white?

Fluorescence Is Caused By Naturally Occurring Trace Elements, Such As Boron, That Become Part Of Diamonds As They Grow.

Brian gavin blue fluorescent diamond. Hello i am currently considering the purchase of a 5 carat oval diamond k color, vs2 clarity, strong blue fluorescence, set in rose gold. The stone is a beautiful cut and has super reflective properties.

Blue Fluorescence, Yellow Fluorescence (Which Indicates Cloudiness In The Stone).

Also consider the setting when assessing diamond color. Fluorescent diamonds are discounted compared to those with no fluorescence. The diamond pictured above is a j color with strong fluorescence that looks great in natural sunlight.

Light, Fancy, Intense And Vivid Yellow.

For example, a 5 carat k color emerald cut diamond in a white gold setting is going to appear somewhat yellow but a 1 carat k color round cut diamond in a yellow or rose gold setting is probably going to look white to the naked eye. We think that makes this a perfect combination because you pay for a k color diamond, but get the look of a g color diamond. My james allen ring is supposed to ship 5/3/18.