see red and be dazzled by red diamonds
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See Red and Be Dazzled by Red Diamonds
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The highest-priced and rarest diamonds in the world will have you seeing red. Why? Because these natural rouge wonders are red diamonds.
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» To date, only 50 red diamonds are known to exist. You certainly won’t find one of these red-tinted exotics under just any Christmas tree.
Unlike other color diamonds that get their tint from embedded impurities, fancy red diamonds get their color from their graining, imperfections in their structure and latticework.
As a matter of fact, red diamonds are made purely from carbon, just like colorless diamonds.
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The irregularity in the latticework that is responsible for red diamonds’ color occurs due to intense pressure while it is buried at great depths beneath the earth’s surface.
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When excavated, and light is allowed to pass through the irregular lattice, the unusual refracting of light causes these stones to reflect a ruby-like hue.
Red diamonds are known to come from Australia, but some have been found in other parts of the world like South Africa and Brazil. They range in color from dark pink to purplish red. Graded by the intensity of their color, they are priced accordingly. Given their extreme rarity, red diamonds are the most expensive diamonds to be found anywhere in the world.
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The fame of red diamonds precedes them, with some notable examples of exceptional stones such as The Hancock Diamond, the most famous red diamond found in Brazil.
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A 0.95-carat round brilliant diamond named after Mr. Warren Hancock, a colored diamond connoisseur who collected diamond rarities from the early 1950’s until his death in 1981.
In 1956, Mr. Hancock reportedly paid $13,500 for this diamond. In 1987 The Hancock Diamond made news when it was sold at Christie’s for $880,000.
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The 5.11-carat red diamond called the Moussaieff Red is the largest known red diamond to date. This trillion cut stone, found by a Brazilian farmer in 1990 as a rough diamond weighing 13.9 carats, was acquired by Moussaieff Jewelers Ltd. In 2001 for over $8 million, and they still own it today.
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In 2007, a rare red diamond, the largest of its kind ever to appear at auction, sold for a record price at a Christie's International sale in Geneva.
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» The fancy purplish-red diamond, weighing 2.26 carats and mounted in a ring, garnered $2.7 million, nearly $1.2 million per carat, and the highest price ever for a red diamond at an auction.
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