Natural Colored Diamond (or potentially treated fancy yellow-brown diamond)

Natural Colored Diamond (or potentially treated fancy yellow-brown diamond) · Cushion Modified Brilliant

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Natural Colored Diamond (or potentially treated fancy yellow-brown diamond) - Cushion Modified Brilliant

Carat

Estimated 3.50 to 4.50 carats

Color

Fancy Deep Brownish Orange or Fancy Dark Yellow-Orange

Clarity

Estimated VS2 to SI1

Shape

Cushion Modified Brilliant

Overall Assessment

A striking and vibrant fancy-colored diamond with strong visual impact, warm autumnal hues, and significant potential value pending a formal laboratory report

Cut Quality

Good

Brilliance

Moderate to High, concentrated by the deep pavilion and warm color tones

Fire

Subtle dispersion typical of colored diamonds

Scintillation

Good flash effect with broad facet reflection patterns

Proportions

Deep pavilion with a slightly small table facet, characteristic of antique or fancy-color maximizing cuts

Symmetry

Good

Polish

Very Good

Fluorescence

Faint to Medium Yellow under UV light

Inclusions

Minor pinpoints and feather inclusions visible under high magnification

Blemishes

Minor natural surface graining

Origin

Likely African or Australian origin if natural

Treatment Detection

Requires advanced spectroscopic testing (FTIR/PL) to rule out HPHT annealing for color enhancement

Estimated Value

Varies significantly based on natural vs. treated origin; estimated between $15,000 to $45,000 USD

Certification Estimate

GIA Colored Diamond Grading Report with grade Fancy Deep Orange

Investment Potential

High potential due to the rarity of natural orange hues in the colored diamond market

Similar Diamonds

Natural fancy orange and yellowish-orange cushion-cut diamonds auctioned by major houses

Setting Suggestions

Yellow gold or rose gold prong setting to enhance the warm, fiery orange tones

Care & Maintenance

Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid harsh ultrasonic cleaners if inclusion levels are high

Interesting Facts

Pure natural orange diamonds are among the rarest colored diamonds in the world, deriving their color from a rare distortion in the crystal lattice

Identified on 9/3/2026
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