Natural Diamond (Brown/Champagne Fancy Color)

Natural Diamond (Brown/Champagne Fancy Color) · Round Brilliant

Good to Very Good Cut

Natural Diamond (Brown/Champagne Fancy Color) - Round Brilliant

Carat

Estimated 1.50 - 2.00 carats

Color

Fancy Dark Brown / Champagne

Clarity

Estimated SI1 - SI2 (visible internal feathering and dark inclusions)

Shape

Round Brilliant

Overall Assessment

A striking natural champagne round brilliant diamond with characteristic warm tones, good scintillation, and visible natural inclusions offering great character at an accessible price point.

Cut Quality

Good to Very Good

Brilliance

Moderate white light return, slightly muted by dark body color

Fire

Dispersed flashes of colored light visible near crown facets

Scintillation

Good sparkle with high contrast patterns due to deep brown body coloration

Proportions

Standard round brilliant proportions with a medium table and slightly deep pavilion

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Good

Fluorescence

None to Faint

Inclusions

Pinpoints, feathers, and localized dark crystal inclusions visible under magnification

Blemishes

Minor natural surface graining and slight girdle roughness

Origin

Natural origin, likely from Australia (Argyle mine type) or Africa

Treatment Detection

No obvious signs of artificial treatment; natural fancy brown color

Estimated Value

$3,000 - $6,000 USD depending on exact carat weight and precise color saturation

Certification Estimate

GIA or IGI grading Fancy Brown with SI clarity

Investment Potential

Moderate, particularly with the closure of the Argyle mine increasing interest in natural brown diamonds

Similar Diamonds

Argyle champagne round brilliant cut diamonds of similar size and clarity

Setting Suggestions

Yellow or rose gold basket settings to complement the warm champagne hues

Care & Maintenance

Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners if inclusions reach the surface

Interesting Facts

Natural brown diamonds were once considered industrial grade until aggressive marketing branded them as champagne or cognac diamonds

Identified on 9/25/2026