Champagne Diamonds

Now that we've busted the myth of white diamonds only, I want to introduce other "color" diamonds. Today's post is dedicated to champagne or chocolate diamonds, which range from a light yellow/brown to a rich, dark brown. Clever jewelry marketing people tend to call these warmer colored diamonds champagne or cognac diamonds.

Do champagne, chocolate, and chocolate diamonds occur naturally or are they artificial?
The answer is yes, to both. There are some natural ones, and there are others that have had their colors enhanced through irradiation.

Here are a few Handiwork Jewelry pieces with this warmer, color diamond as its centerpiece and accent

$895
0.50CT round champagne diamond solitaire with white diamonds pave set in the mounting

$675
0.61 CT round champagne diamond solitaire bezel set pendant in 14K yellow gold

$395
0.30CT round cognac diamonds in the petals of this 14K white gold and white diamond pendant

$945
1.25 CT of white and light champagne diamonds in 14K two tone journey pendant


$950
1.05 CT simple journey pendant with light champagne and white diamonds bezel set in 14K gold


$620
0.68CT champagne diamond solitaire engagement ring in a simple 14K yellow gold six-prong Tiffany setting

$695
0.77CT champagne diamond solitaire engagement ring in a simple 14K yellow gold six-prong Tiffany setting

$145
princess cut prasiolite (green amethyst) solitaire accented with three round champagne diamonds on each side, with black enamel to contrast the brown and black

$2,850
1.50CT champagne diamond solitaire engagement ring with 0.38 CT in round, white diamonds pave set in a 14 Karat white gold vintage setting



$2,650
1.42CT cognac diamond solitaire engagement ring in a tension setting. A total of 0.12 CT in round, white diamonds channel set in this 18 Karat white gold ring with yellow gold accent

$2450
1.33CT chocolate diamond solitaire wedding set with 0.75 Carats in round and baguette cut diamonds channel set in this 14 Karat white and yellow gold two piece set.